MYLEENE Klass showed off her incredible figure as she slipped into some leopard print swimwear in the Maldives.
The radio star, 44, stunned in the two-piece bikini while holidaying with her family at a luxury resort.
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In one photo, the former Hear’Say singer flashed her toned abs in the barely-there string top.
Turning up the heat, she then turned around and gave fans a cheeky glimpse of her peachy bum.
The mum-of-three posed up a storm on the sandy beach, before sprinting into the crystal blue waters to cool down.
She kept her brunette tresses loose over her shoulders and wore minimal makeup.
She flashed a big smile as she posed in front of the stunning backdrop.
Myleene has been making the most of her lavish trip and has shared numerous holiday snaps with fans.
On Christmas Day, she sizzled in a barely-there red bikini and got into the festive spirit by accessorising with a Santa hat.
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Unsurprisingly the Smooth Radio host was flooded with compliments from her friends and followers.
Denise Van Outen and Helen Flanagan both left flame emojis, while one fan wrote: “Merry chrimbo Hot mamma!”
Another said: “My word you look stunning.”
In another post Myleene posed with her fiancée Simon Motson, their son Apollo, three, and her daughters Ava, 14, and 11-year-old Hero, who she shares with ex-husband Graham Quinn.
It comes after The Sun exclusively revealed that Myleene would be making a return to I’m a Celebrity in next year’s All Stars series – 16 years after her TV sizzler in that white bikini.
Appearing on the Jeremy Vine show in October, Myleene struggled to contain her smile after she was grilled on her inclusion on the ITV hit.
“I have heard those rumours,” said Myleene, before Jeremy questioned: “So, you can’t confirm it yet?”
“Neither confirm nor deny,” Myleene responded while containing an awkward smile.
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