Danielle Mason flashes her bum on the tennis court as she recreates the famous Athena poster
The glamour girl is the latest in a long line of people to replicate the iconic Tennis Girl
DANIELLE Mason showed off her cheeky side when she recreated the famous 1970s Athena Tennis Girl poster.
The glamour girl, 33, wore a white minidress which she teamed with pink leg warmers and a translucent visor.
With her back to the camera and a tennis racket in her hand, Danielle saucily lifted up her dress to show off her bare bum as she approached the net.
The busty model served up a treat from the base line, tossing the ball ready to hammer it over the net.
She looked to be enjoying her time on court, grinning broadly while messing around with the racket.
The original Tennis Girl image was shot in 1976 by Martin Elliott and featured his then 18-year-old girlfriend Fiona Butler.
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It was widely circulated by retailer Athena in the late seventies, selling millions of copies and cementing its status as an iconic image.
Just days ago Danielle enjoyed a rowdy night out with her half-sister Jessie Wallace, 45.
Jessie, who plays Kat Moon on the BBC soap, and Danielle, patched up their rocky relationship last year when their grandfather passed away.
A source said: “Encouraged by family, the sisters reached out to each other last year and decided to bury the hatchet once and for all. They’re both mothers and they want their kids to grow up knowing each other.
“Danielle’s been supporting Jessie after her spin-off show Redwater flopped and she worries about her future in EastEnders.”
Their rowing reached an all time low in 2014 when Danielle accused Jessie of turning her back on her stepdad Ron when he was in hospital with leukaemia.
She said at the time: “Jessie’s behaviour has disgusted us. Dad was dying in intensive care, Mum was in pieces and Jessie couldn’t even be bothered to pick up the phone.
“Luckily he pulled through. But if he hadn’t, he would have died without Jessie ever seeing him again. And the worst part of it is, I don’t think she cared.”
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