'Tis the season! Newly-single Anna Ryder Richardson, 52, and a mystery man get VERY hands-on as they share a steamy smooch in a Cardiff bar

Published: 13:49 GMT, 16 December 2016 | Updated: 14:59 GMT, 16 December 2016

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Interior designer Anna Ryder Richardson has been pictured getting hands on with a mystery man at a bar opening in Cardiff.

The newly-single former Changing Rooms star, 52, packed on the PDA with a hunk inside the Welsh capital's Coyote Ugly venue.

Dressed in a white shirt tied at the middle, low cut jeans and a pair of boots, Anna fitted in with the American theme perfectly.

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Passionate: Interior designer Anna Ryder Richardson, 52, has been pictured getting hands on with a hunky mystery man at a bar opening in Cardiff

Up close and personal: The newly-single former Changing Rooms star packed on the PDA with a mystery hunk inside the Welsh capital's Coyote Ugly venue

Her dark-haired male companion was dressed in a tight-fitting pale blue shirt and beige chinos, and couldn't keep his hands off the attractive presenter.

A source said: 'The pair were all over one another and she looked like she was having a good night.

'They were being quite blatant in the bar, she wasn't trying to hide it.'

Locking lips: The man placed his hands on affectionately on Anna's face as they shared a kiss, while she held her beverage

The man placed his hands on affectionately on Anna's face as they shared a kiss, while she held her beverage.

He ran his hands down her front and spun her around, and Anna cosied into him.

Anna has been largely out of the public eye since a high-profile legal case in 2012 which saw her and husband Colin MacDougall, 50, face costs of £111,500 after a mother and son were injured by a falling tree at their zoo in Tenby, Wales.

Shake it: He ran his hands down her front as Anna boogied away

Kiss me quick: The pair didn't appear to care who saw them

The couple was charged with Health and Safety breaches after Emma Davies-Hughes, then 30, and her three-year-old son Gruff were crushed by a tree.

The mother and son, from Llanelli, were among dozens of people visiting the wallaby enclosure at the time.

Gruff Davies-Hughes was left fighting for his life after a falling branch hit him on the head and had to spend three days in intensive care.

His mother suffered injuries to her head, leg, pelvis, and arm in the Manor House Animal Park owned by the couple.

Having a blast: Anna looked to be enjoying her night on the town

Let's dance: The pair couldn't take their hands off each other

At the time of the accident Ryder Richardson was said to be 'devastated' as emergency services worked for two hours to free the injured mother and child.

The mother and toddler were rushed by air ambulance to Morriston Hospital in Swansea where they received treatment.

The park was investigated by Pembrokeshire County Council who decided to prosecute the couple.

Anna made her name alongside Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen on the BBC's popular makeover programme Changing Rooms.

In 2008 she gave up her TV career and bought the 52-acre zoo-cum-wildlife park with her husband for £1million.