Katherine Jenkins wraps up in a cosy winter coat on night out with husband Andrew Levitas

She was recently the victim of a violent mugging after intervening to help an elderly woman who was being attacked. 

And Katherine Jenkins continued to put on a brave face as she joined her husband Andrew Levitas, 41, at Annabel’s club in London on Monday.

The mezzo soprano singer, 39, looked effortlessly elegant as she stepped out in a cosy winter coat which she wore over a pair of velvet trousers. 

To accessorise, the singer added a pair of enormous pearl earrings, as well as a black handbag on a silver chain.

And the star’s honey-hued tresses were styled in soft waves which flowed onto her shoulders.

Painter and filmmaker Andrew went for a grey shirt and jeans which he wore underneath a black coat. 

The couple have been married since 2014 and have one daughter together, Aaliyah Reign, who was born in 2015.  

The couple’s outing comes after the mezzo soprano’s mugging earlier this month.

She was targeted after coming to the aid of an elderly woman who was being attacked.  

Two weeks ago, a 15-year-old girl was charged with robbery and assault after the opera singer was left in tears after the mugging.

Katherine had intervened to help an elderly woman on Kings Road in Chelsea, West London, who was being attacked by two girls.

She had been on her way to a memorial concert, attended by Pippa and Carole Middleton, when she was attacked – but still went on stage to sing because she ‘didn’t want to let the charity down’.

While waiting for police to arrive, Katherine had understandably appeared close to tears.  

Two 15-year-old girls were arrested on suspicion of robbery, the Metropolitan Police said.

Katherine’s spokesman confirmed the mugging and said that the singer had seen the elderly woman being attacked and gone over to assist her, before falling victim herself.

Katherine then went on to attend the service at nearby St Luke’s Church.

Her agent said: ‘Miraculously, Katherine still managed to perform at the concert as she didn’t want to let the charity down.’

It was organised by the Henry van Straubenzee Memorial Fund – set up shortly after the 18-year-old, who was a close friend of Princes William and Harry – died in a car crash in 2002.