She revealed a ‘household name’ flashed his privates at her after a dinner party when she was 22, as she weighed in on the Harvey Weinstein sexual harrassment scandal.

And Judy Finnigan looked pensive as she showcased her slimmer figure while out shopping with husband Richard Madeley in North London on Friday.

The former This Morning presenter, 69, showed off her trim physique in a v-neck pink blue and black floral top as she headed out with her husband of 31 years.

Out and about: Judy Finnigan looked pensive as she showcased her slimmer figure while out shopping with husband Richard Madeley in North London on Friday, after revealing a ‘household name’ flashed his privates at her after a dinner party when she was 22

Drawing attention to her slender legs the mother-of-four donned black straight leg trousers paired with vibrant red sneakers.

She covered up against the autumn chill with an elegant black coat.

For her day of leisure the author wore her blonde locks sleek and straight and sported eyeliner and bronzer.

Richard, 61, also rocked a casual look and donned a white t-shirt, navy jacket and jeans, paired with trendy black boots.

Trim: The former This Morning presenter, 69, showed off her trim physique in a v-neck pink blue and black floral top as she headed out with her husband of 31 years

The outing came after the star revealed an ‘influential’ boss exposed himself at his flat, which she had ‘stupidly’ agreed to visit after a dinner party.

‘An influential TV boss who was a household name once emerged from ‘making coffee’ in the kitchen of his flat, (which I’d stupidly agreed to visit at the end of a large dinner party – well, I was only 22) with his dangly bits released from his open fly,’ she told the Daily Star.

‘Charming it was. When I told him to get lost and I was going straight home he replied angrily that I was obviously frigid,’ she added.

Judy added that the unnamed man wasn’t her direct boss but was ‘an influential person’.

Errands: Richard, 61, also rocked a casual look and donned a white t-shirt, navy jacket and jeans, paired with trendy black boots

She said she never spoke to the man again and claimed his actions didn’t affect her career afterwards in any way.

Judy recalled the memory while underscoring her message that powerful men feel they can ‘get away’ with abusing women – and that they must be ‘properly punished’.

‘Virtually every woman involved in the wider media has had experience of these beasts,’ she said.

Revelation: The outing came after the star revealed an ‘influential’ boss exposed himself at his flat, which she had ‘stupidly’ agreed to visit after a dinner party

More than 30 women have now come forward with allegations of sexual harassment against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, the man once described as ‘God’ of the film industry.

The accusations, from A-listers like Kate Beckinsale, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cara Delevingne and Angelina Jolie, range from inappropriate massages to rape.

Weinstein has denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex.

Not impressed: She added: ‘When I told him to get lost and I was going straight home he replied angrily that I was obviously frigid’