LOVE Island’s Antigoni Buxton really is the gift that keeps on giving, when it comes to sexy selfies.
The reality TV star, 27, thrilled fans today when she unleashed her latest racy Instagram snaps.
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Antigoni showed off her impressive rippling abs in a ripped white dress.
Looking every inch the Greek goddess, the singer and reality star showed off her incredible figure.
The white dress clung to her curves and was cut away to show off her toned tum.
She gave her trademark blonde curls the wet look, to complete her sexy ensemble.
Antigioni captioned the sexy snaps with: “Set the stage”
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The singer is no stranger to showing off her sexy outfits on Instagram and giving an insight into her lavish lifestyle.
The north London-based singer – who is the daughter of celebrity chef Tonia Buxton – recently wowed fans as she went bra-free in a plunging halterneck top.
Antigoni, who found fame on Love Island in 2022, also left little to the imagination in a glam jumpsuit.
It came just days after she dressed up to promote her new pop R&B song Messy, which is a collaboration with Nigerian singer Zion Foster.
Talking of the track, Antigoni said: “Messy’ is about a situationship that no one knows about, which is what makes it more exciting.
“It’s about passion and seduction in the shadows and the potential of it getting ‘Messy’ if it’s not kept that way.
“The collaboration process with Zion was really organic; I just DMed him about the idea and sent him the song and he loved it.
“Within a couple of weeks, he came to the studio, and we finished it.
“He’s super talented and brought the perfect energy to the song. We’ve already performed the song live a couple of times and it’s been lit.”
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