Storm Keating dazzles in a daring gold cut-out dress at Julien Macdonald London Fashion Week show

Ronan and Storm Keating looked more loved-up than ever as they walked arm-in-arm to the Julien Macdonald show during London Fashion Week on Sunday.

The singer, 45, cut a dapper figure in a smart dark suit which he teamed with a crisp white shirt, while his wife stole the show in a racy cut-out gold midi dress.

Storm looked nothing short of sensational as she turned heads in the dazzling glamorous number while strutting out of The Freemasons’ Hall in Covent Garden.

The TV producer elevated her frame in a pair of towering coordinated heels and accessorised with a number of gold bracelets.

The blonde beauty pulled her long tresses up in a stylish high ponytail and opted for a flawless palette of makeup.

Date night: Ronan and Storm Keating looked more loved-up than ever as they walked arm-in-arm to the Julien Macdonald show during London Fashion Week on Sunday

Dressed to impress: The singer, 45, cut a dapper figure in a smart dark suit which he teamed with a crisp white shirt, while his wife stole the show in a racy cut-out gold midi dress

Phenomenal: Storm looked nothing short of sensational as she turned heads in the dazzling glamorous number while strutting out of The Freemasons’ Hall in Covent Garden

The couple were all smiles as they posed for photos as the star-studded event ahead of the fashion show.

Ronan was the perfect date as he helped his wife up the stairs in the glamorous gown which donned several risqué cut-outs.

It comes after Ronan opened up about he keeps the romance alive with Storm in November.

The Life Is A Rollercoaster hitmaker met the Australian producer in September 2012 while they were both working on The X Factor Australia.

Speaking to MailOnline, Ronan said: ‘Storm and I try to find time for each other, that’s what it’s all about.

‘All of us live such crazy, hectic lifestyles, it’s easy to forget about each other. We make sure we don’t. And I think that’s really special and really important.

He joked: ‘So whether it’s running off to the bedroom to watch a boxset, or whatever else! Having some time together to watch a tv show or catch up.

‘Or saying we’re going out for some dinner tonight just the two of us. Just having some time together.

Stunning: The TV producer elevated her frame in a pair of towering coordinated heels and accessorised with a number of gold bracelets

Incredible: The blonde beauty pulled her long tresses up in a stylish high ponytail and opted for a flawless palette of makeup

Loved-up: The couple beamed for photos as the star-studded event ahead of the fashion show

Romantic: The hitmaker, who met the Australian producer in 2012 while they both worked on The X Factor Australia, wrapped his arm around her waist as they headed inside

‘Because we’ve got the older kids and we’ve got the younger kids. It’s a busy household and we’re constantly working, both of us.

‘We’re ships passing in the night sometimes, with so much work on our plates. So I think making time for each other is the key.’

The couple have two children together, Cooper, five, and Coco, two, while Ronan has three other children with ex-wife Yvonne Connolly: son Jack, 23, and daughters Missy, 22 and Ali, 17.

Ronan says the pair aren’t planning to have any more kids, saying: ‘Storm and I feel very lucky, we’re very happy very loved. We just want to raise all of the children as best we can. Five kids like my mum and dad.’

His two eldest children have also been in the spotlight, with Missy competing on Dancing With The Stars, while Jack appeared on Love Island in 2022.

When asked about how he feels about his kids joining the showbiz industry, Ronan said: ‘I have a very good relationship with them all, we speak and we talk and discuss stuff and go through it.

‘They look for advice and listen, so it’s all good. As long as people are willing to learn, I think trying these things is really important. As long as they take the advice and listen, which they have done, I’m proud of them.

‘Storm has worked on the other side of the camera as a producer, so they have the best of both worlds, they know what to expect the front and the back.’