Claire Sweeney turns heads in a low-cut white dress as she dances the night away while pal DJ Fat Tony hits the decks at The Lady Wimbledon's Tennis Party

put on a stunning display as she hit the dance floor at The Lady 's Tennis Party on Monday night. 

The soap legend, 55, looked incredible as she showed off her cleavage while hugging her best pal DJ Fat Tony who was taking to the decks. 

She then danced up a storm with a fellow reveller who spun her round in an animated style while she pulled a stunned face. 

She showcased a deeply bronzed tan as she rubbed shoulders with the stars, including her superstar DJ pal Tony, who looked suave in a black jacket. 

Claire and Tony, real name Tony Marnach, have been friends for years and often party together, with the Liverpudlian star attending his wedding to Stavros Agapiou last year. 

Claire highlighted her cleavage in the dress which boosted her bust thanks to the corseted chest while the gown featured appliqués. 

She scraped her hair into a ponytail with a backcombed top while sporting dangling diamond earrings and a blingy watch. 

They posed at the decks with Tony's pal and collaborator Alizé The Don Diva, who wowed in a sheer white top while pulling a sultry pose. 

Claire looked relaxed at the bash, as she continues to recover from the heartache of her late ex-boyfriend Ricky Hatton's passing last year.

Former world welterweight champion Ricky was found dead at his home in Hyde, Greater Manchester, on September 14 by his close friend and manager, Paul Speak.

Claire and Ricky dated for several months in 2024, starting after they competed on ITV's Dancing On Ice, but remained friends after ending their romance.

The much-loved boxer died just three months before he was due to make his professional comeback in Dubai. His funeral was held at Manchester Cathedral in October. Claire paid tribute to Ricky a few days after his death.

Sharing a video montage of him to the soundtrack of Elvis Presley's If I Can Dream, the actress wrote: 'I’ve needed a few days to process the devastating news about my dear friend Ricky.'

'My thoughts are with his family especially his children Campbell, Millie Fearne and Lyla, his granddaughter,' Claire wrote.

'To them, Speaky and to all his friends who loved him so deeply and for so many years I send you my deepest sympathy. Ricky, you were the people’s champ. We adored and cherished you. Love you always.'