Coronation Street ‘s Helen Flanagan was clearly missing more tropical views this week, as the UK-wide lockdown continues.
The 29-year-old soap star, who formerly played Rosie Webster on Corrie, shared a throwback snap from a holiday under the sun over Instagram.
Helen could be seen modelling a black cutout bikini designed by PrettyPinkPrincess, complete with floral lace detailing.
Her gym-honed curves were front-and-centre in the swimwear snap, as she knelt on the beach under the shelter of a sun umbrella.
A pair of retro black sunglasses were perched on her nose, and she added an elegant silver bangle and a gemstone necklace by way of accessories.
Helen looked sensational in the black and pink cutout bikini set (Image: Instagram)
With zero makeup and a golden tan, the mum-of-two looked as radiant as ever in the sun-kissed holiday snap.
In her caption, she remarked; “Take me back to the beach carefree. Love this stunning bikini/ love this necklace here my Nanna is wearing is at the moment.”
Taking to the comment section below, her doting fans piled the compliments high, leaving a trail of fire emojis behind them.
One said: “Beauty!”
Helen revealed she had given her necklace to her beloved Nanna (Image: Instagram)
A second swooned: “So natural. Love these photos better than all the poses and pouts.”
While a third announced: “Gorgeous!”
A million miles away from a tropical beach, Helen opened up about feeling “unglamorous” during the lockdown last night, as they strain of full-time parenting took its toll.
Speaking into the camera, she revealed: “So I look about as glamorous as a foot. I don’t know if any mums feel me but I’ve literally got so much to do and I’ve left it now until 8 o’clock when the girls are finally in bed.
“All I want to do is literally like snuggle up and do absolutely nothing. I’ve not hardly done any content in ages.”
Before adding: “I literally just don’t have the energy at the moment with the girls. This Isn’t forever. Better get on with stuff instead of being on Instagram. “
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
