Love Island’s Jess and Eve Gale looked amazing in some recently shared bikini snaps.
The reality TV twins sent pulses racing with their social media snaps as they posed up a storm in their stunning pics.
The ladies are no strangers to showcasing their fabulous figures on social media and have a loyal fanbase who are always there to swam them with compliments.
On Friday (March 18), the blonde bombshells put on an eye-popping display in tiny red and yellow bikinis.
The former Love Island contestants, 22, showed off their stunning physiques and gym efforts as they posed in their bright two-pieces.
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Jess wowed fans by slipping into a red number and styled her blonde flowing locks into a half-up, half-down style and added a pair of statement sunglasses on top of her head.
Eve looked show-stopping in a yellow two-piece and also wore a pair of glasses, leaving her blonde hair to cascade over her shoulder.
The sisters both sported full glam make-up and flashed sultry looks for the camera as they posed for the bathroom mirror snaps.
This comes after the girls, among other reality stars, were named and shamed for breaking Instagram advertising rules.
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The Advertising Standards Authority revealed that other celebrity influencers such as Anna Vakili, Belle Hassan, Jodie Marsh and Francesca Allen were also reprimanded after ignoring “repeated warnings and help and guidance on sticking to the rules”.
Influencers who are paid to promote items on their pages are meant to make this clear and declare when it is an advertisement with #ad, to make sure consumers are not being misled.
The ASA is now taking out their own ads against these influencers on Instagram in a bid to let consumers know about their failure to follow the rules.
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The association has named and shamed each celeb on Instagram, with a post that reads: “NAME has been sanctioned by the UK’s ad regulator for not declaring ads on this platform.
“Be aware that products and services recommended or featured by this influencer may have been paid for by those brands.
“Our non-compliant social media influencer page at asa.org.uk is regularly updated to inform consumers of those who break these rules.”
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