He was crowned the winner of the Masked Dancer on Saturday night and was unveiled as Carwash.

And Louis Smith looked in high spirits after his success on the show as he headed to Global Studios in central London on Monday morning.

The Olympic gymnast, 32, cut a casual figure in white shorts as he strolled in to do a radio interview after coming out on top at the end of the series. 

The athlete teamed the summer shorts with a white T-shirt and patterned denim jacket as he made his way along the pavement.

He completed his low-key look with comfy white trainers, white socks and carried a bottle of water with him to keep cool in the June heat. 

The hunk made sure to put safety first as he donned a black face mask and accessorized with silver necklaces. 

It comes after Louis was revealed as Carwash after he was crowned the winner of The Masked Dancer final on Saturday night.

The star wowed the judges with his performance set to the iconic dance track Party Rock Anthem as he donned his elaborate costume. 

Prior to his unmasking, Squirrel was revealed as actress Bonnie Langford, who finished in second place, Zip was unmasked as Take That's Howard Donald, who came third, and Scarecrow was unveiled as Tamzin Outhwaite in fourth place.  

Speaking after the win, Louis looked overwhelmed as he said: 'It's been the most bonkers show I've ever been in but it's been amazing!' 

Asked how he thought the show compared to The Masked Singer he said: 'I think this is a lot more physical obviously but I am definitely a better dancer.'

He also discussed keeping the big reveal from his friends and family, saying: 'It was pretty easy keeping it a secret but was difficult not to tell my mum.'  

Earlier in the show Tamzin Outhwaite was unmasked as Scarecrow, Bonnie Langford as Squirrel and Take That's Howard Donald as Zip. 

Singer Bonnie, 56, came second, impressing judges with her flexibility as Squirrel, even doing the splits at the end of her performance.  

Speaking about why she decided to take on the challenge, she said: 'Why not! I love the Masked Singer and this seemed even more crazy.'

Discussing keeping the secret of Squirrel's identity she added: 'It was really hard but I’m managing it somehow. I’ve had to downright lie to friends and family.'   

Meanwhile guest judge Holly Willoughby, 40, struggled to contain her shock at Tamzin's revelation and commented that the pair were 'practically related' as Holly's husband Dan Baldwin is Tamzin's cousin. 

Tamzin had hinted that she was behind the mask earlier in the show saying her experience on the programme had 'exceeded all her expectations' in a nod to her starring role in the film Great Expectations in 2012. 

When asked what made her decide to take on the challenge, she said: 'I was a fan of The Masked Singer and the judges and I loved the trick element of it.' 

She also said it was hard keeping her identity a secret, as she added: 'The secret becomes more difficult as time goes on. I said I was doing a secret project and left it there!' 

Talking about how she dealt with her nerves ahead of the performance she said: 'Lots of nerves always but the feeling of nobody knowing who you are is liberating. I feel slightly more confident with the mask on but can’t breathe as well.' 

Judges Oti Mabuse, Holly Willoughby and Davina McCall made sure to turn heads for final as they took their seats on the panel alongside Jonathan Ross and Mo Gilligan.