Love Island bombshell Ellie Brown turned up the heat as she posed in a skimpy sports bra and matching undies.
The 22-year-old certainly demanded attention as she flaunted her hourglass proportions to camera.
Keeping it sassy, she yanked at her knickers as she flashed even more flesh for the sultry snap.
It was the reality babe’s cleavage that seemed to steel the limelight as she posed up a storm in the bright red garments.
Defying all odds, she managed to contain her bulging boobs within the flimsy material.
Elle Brown sent temperatures soaring in ruby red combo
Unlike most sports bras, this striking Calvin Klein number plunged deep and included a peep hole at the centre of her cleavage.
The blonde wore her highlighted tresses in a high ponytail that had been groomed into effortless waves.
Proving that she doesn’t need lashings of makeup to still look stunning, the reality babe opted for the bare faced look.
It didn’t seem to matter that nail salons were shut either, as Ellie still sported luscious long painted nails for the snap.
The sexy stance, certainly seemed to be a hit with fans and racked up over 75,000 likes, in no time at all.
Elle doesn’t shy away from sharing the odd sultry snap with fans
Many friends and fans also took to their keyboards to shower the comments section with gushy praise.
Love Island pal, Zara McDermott, was quick to send a flurry of eye-popping emojis.
Kaz Crossley, who also appeared on the ITV dating show, blurted: “Hot as f**k.”
Another fan added: “No No, you are ridiculous.”
“Wow, your body”, exclaimed a second.
The post came in the form of an advertisement for JD sports, along with a chance of winning a look from the retailer.
According to a leading PR expert former Winter Islanders are said to be losing out on large amounts of cash during the coronavirus lockdown.
Speaking to the Metro, Jack Cooper of EdHopkinsPR, said: “The Winter Love Island stars are set to lose huge amounts of money, some contestants up to £500,000.”
He added: “Brand deals at the moment are at an all-time low, many companies are not able to afford the usual Love Island prices for sponsorship deals.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
