Jeremy Clarkson’s daughter Emily Clarkson showed off her gorgeous figure while eating ice cream in her latest Instagram post.
The 27-year-old blogger shared the update with her 215k followers on the social networking site as she stripped to her lingerie.
Emily appeared to be enjoying herself immensely in the series of images posted to her feed as she munched on the iced treat.
Wearing a sheer black lace underwear set and sitting on a kitchen countertop, the blogger spooned the dessert into her mouth as she flaunted her curves in an array of different pics.
The daughter of famous presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 61, and his ex-wife Frances Cain, Emily had some wise advice to share with her fans alongside the snaps.
She wrote: “Life’s like ice cream. Enjoy it before it melts”.
Emily then joked that her fiancé has compared her to a fridge magnet thanks to her cliché quote sharing.
She added: “Alex says I’ve become a walking fridge magnet with all these clichés I’ve been coming out with but honestly everyone loves a fridge so I’m not sure that’s quite the insult he thinks it is.”
The beauty was inundated with likes as her fans praised her for flaunting her curves to her followers.
One user wrote: “Girl you look insane!”
Another said: “Ooooft! I gasped!”
(Image: Emily Clarkson /Instagram)
A third simply wrote: “Yes girl.”
Emily recently lashed out at cruel trolls on Instagram who criticised her for showing off her midriff online.
The social media user targeted her after she posted an update dressed in a bikini.
The Real Flaquar Jackson commented: “Normalise not wearing bikinis when you have a stomach. Doesn’t look good hun.”
Emily then shared the comment on her story as she hit back at the troll.
(Image: emilyclarkson/Instagram)
She captioned the post: “Normalise only wearing bikinis if you don’t have one of your vital organs!! Also normalise not telling women on the internet what to do with their bodies.”
Emily had twinned up two images of herself in a bikini, one from three years ago versus now showing off her slight weight gain.
At the time she wrote: “We’ve been conditioned to believe that weight gain is synonymous with failure and that to succumb to the aging process is tantamount to letting go or giving up.
“We are a society obsessed with youth, one that fetishises it relentlessly. They like us slim, smooth and hairless. Which is creepy. But also, standard. Anti-ageing this. Weight loss that. Smooth it. Conceal it. Plump it. Shrink it. Take years off! Inches off!”
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