Iris Law shares sexy bikini snaps from chilled-out Jamaica getaway
The model, 24, who is the daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost, is currently on vacation in Jamaica for a sun-soaked getaway.
Taking a well-earned break from her hectic schedule, Iris gave her followers a glimpse into her idyllic holiday.
In one photo, she looked nothing short of sensational in a skimpy multicoloured triangle bikini top as she posed on her knees in the crystal-clear sea.
She later slipped into a vibrant yellow two-piece, featuring a frilly triangle top and matching frilly skimpy shorts.
In another eye-catching snap, the beauty posed with a pal in a brown bikini top with green beaded shoulder straps.
Elsewhere, Iris appeared in high spirits as she shared a candid snap embracing her friend.
The star showed off her enviable tan in a light green floral mini dress which she paired with a pale pink headscarf.
She captioned the holiday photo dump: 'Real love ruby.'
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