EMILY Atack looks incredible in an orange bikini and a see-through netted top as she soaks up the sun in Ibiza.
The actress has been keeping fans up to date with her trip to the Balearics where she modeling for New Look.
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Emily, 33, went for the bright two-piece, which she wore under a loose-fitting lace coverup beside a luxurious pool.
She shared another shot where she stood at the end of a wooden pier in front of sparkling waters.
The TV star wore a black triangle bikini with a pair of loose-fitting high-waisted trousers in the same colour.
She accessorised with layered gold necklaces and a pair of stylish sunglasses.
Emily recently spoke about how she used to do photoshoots in the past for brands like FHM.
Chatting to Kathy Burke on her Where There’s A Will, There’s A Wake podcast, she said: “I enjoyed them.
“You know, I was quite young and, but I look back and I go f***ing hell I look amazing in those pictures.
“And I was young and slim and pretty and I enjoyed being all those things and I didn’t see it as a sexual thing.
“I was just really enjoying the moment of being in films and working with all these great photographers and wearing these lovely clothes and celebrating my body and my youth. And I think that’s fine.”
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She then spoke about the reaction from men that she got at the time, saying: “It’s the stuff that happens because of that it’s the people that can’t control their sexually aggressive thoughts that ruin it later.
“You know, that’s not my fault. I can’t do anything about that. If you’re sitting there and can’t control your thoughts as a man, you know?
“That’s not my fault. I can’t, I’m not doing it for that.
“I’m not doing it so that you can say all those nasty, abusive, sexually aggressive things to me.
“I’m genuinely doing that because I’m comfortable and happy doing it. And I feel good in myself. This is for me.”
Emily made a documentary to explore sexual harassment on social media and unwanted male attention.
Emily Atack: Asking For It recently made a shortlist for a National Television Award.
“It’s so important to keep the conversation going about women’s safety in the streets and online, and what we can do to improve it,” she said on Instagram at the time.
“There is still SO much hard work and change that needs to happen, but acknowledgments like this give me hope that people have started to listen.”
“Our safety should no longer be up for debate,” she added.
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