Myleene Klass, 45, shows off her incredible figure as she models very sexy plunging swimsuits from her new range
Myleene Klass showed off her incredible figure as she modelled two new swimsuits from her latest colletion with Next.
The businesswoman opted for plunging necklines in her latest designs, which showed off her cleavage.
One design had a leopard print background with a flower print running over the top and a second had a blue patterned design.
She completed her look with an oversized sun hat and giant hoop earrings.
The stunning pictures come after Myleene looked sensational wearing animal print bikini during a lavish family yachting holiday on Tuesday.
Making a splash: Myleene Klass, 45, showed off her incredible figure as she modelled plunging swimsuits for her new range at high street store Next
She's got it going on: She teamed this blue patterned design with a floppy sunhat while leaning on a diving board
She displayed her amazing figure in the two-piece from her Next collection as she posed up a storm for Instagram snaps while out at sea.
Making the most of golden hour, Myleene showed off her bronzed tan while donning a pair of stylish sunglasses.
The Hear'Say singer kept cool by pulling her long brunette tresses back in a low bun and accessorised with a pendant necklace.
The TV personality penned: 'Nautical but nice'.
Amazing: Myleene alooked nothing short of sensational as she slipped into a animal print bikini during a lavish family yachting holiday on Tuesday
Sensational: The presenter displayed her amazing figure in the two-piece from her Next collection as she posed up a storm for Instagram snaps while out at sea
She also shared some other stunning shots and penned: 'Life is much better down where it’s wetter'.
Taking to her Instagram Story, the TV personality put on a leggy display in a patterned minidress as she soaked-up the sun on a luxury yacht.
She seemed in high spirits as she held son Apollo, four, hand while sipping on a hot drink at the stern of the boat.
Glowing: Myleene also showcased her jaw-dropping figure in a colourful floral cut-out halterneck swimsuit during the getaway
Having fun: The post comes after the TV star dived into the sea and plunged underwater using an electric underwater scooter
Family: Taking to her Instagram Story, the TV personality put on a leggy display in a patterned minidress as she soaked-up the sun on a luxury yacht with son Apollo, four
Myleene shares daughters Ava and Hero, 12, with ex-husband Graham Quinn and son Apollo with fiance Simon Motson.
It comes after Myleene broke down in tears upon learning her daughter Ava, 15, had landed a scholarship on GCSE results day.
The former Hear'Say singer shared a heartwarming video of Ava announcing the good news as she rushed back to her mother's car with her results in hand.
Ava, a student a Royal Academy of Music, will be going into STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) but also continue at music college.
Opening the envelope, she squealed with delight before hugging Myleene, who broke down in tears at the news.
The clip then showed Myleene's fiancé Simon Motson celebrating with sparklers before the family embraced.
Captioning the post, Myleene wrote: 'Smashed it Bear. @pianos_our_forte. Proud of you, you got your scholarship.
'(Blink and you'll miss me ugly crying. The frame is Snoopy's special frame where his top pictures go. He put Ava's results in it.) Thank you, THANK YOU to our ''village''.'
Myleene later shared a supportive message to the children who didn't achieve the results they had hoped for.
Emotional: It comes after Myleene broke down in tears upon learning her daughter Ava, 15, had landed a scholarship as she showed her support on results day
She wrote: 'To those who didn't get what they wanted, I won't dismiss (as so many do including those in our own government who set the curriculum) that they don't matter, to you, they may do.
'Exams however are not for everyone. I can't imagine my own children (who are so different) being tested in the same way and getting the same results.
'The pressure of exams might help those looking for certain jobs test their metal but for others, it's the work ethic behind them or the introduction to certain aspects of various subjects that will guide and mould them.
'YOU decide who you are. The letters on the page don't define you but the heart and action behind them counts. If you tried your hardest, THAT is enough.
'The jobs you'll end up in probably don't even exist yet. YOU write the script.'
