Rosanna Davison shares ‘beautiful' snaps from sun-soaked family holiday and fans all say she's ‘looking fabulous'
The Irish model recently jetted off to Mallorca with her husband Wes Quirke and their three kids, Sophia, five, and twins Hugo and Oscar, four.
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Rosanna jetted off to Mallorca with her family
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The Irish model gave fans a glimpse into their fabulous getaway
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Fans all called her 'beautiful'
The 41-year-old took to her page today to show off some of her fabulous outfits and fun moments from the trip.
In the first snap, the mum-of-three looked glam as ever wearing a white embroidered daisy dress from
She completed the summer look with white high heels and a pair of white sunglasses.
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She also posted a gorgeous snap of herself in a brown two-piece bikini as she posed on a unicorn float in the pool.
Rosanna later shared a loved-up snap of herself and Wes who were all smiles as they posed on the balcony with the gorgeous sea view behind them.
The stylish lady was glowing in a white sun dress printed with colourful sunflowers.
Meanwhile, Wes was sporting a pair of black shorts and a bright yellow tee.
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The former Miss World looked happier than ever as she posed for a sweet photo with her three kids.
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She also wowed fans with a jaw-dropping snap in a white and blue bikini as she posed in the sea.
The model finished off the post with some clips of the incredible views from their trip.
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She captioned her post: "Bank Holiday Friday hits different."
Rosanna's fans and friends all flocked to the comment section to share their love for her post.
Nikia said: "Beautiful."
Anne wrote: "Looking fabulous. I love Mallorca. I holidayed there so many times with the children."
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Lee commented: "Beautiful - have fun."
Another added: "Looks fabulous."
Rosanna recently admitted her mum's
The Dublin native's mum, Diane de Burgh, was
back in 2022 after a routine blood test.
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opened up on the "big shock" she got when her mum initially revealed her illness to her family.
Speaking at the Platinum VIP Style Awards, Rosanna told The Irish Sun: "It was a big shock and a big cry. She's the healthiest person in the world, really health conscious.
"It just goes to show it can happen no matter how healthy your lifestyle is. It takes no prisoners. It can happen to anyone."
After about a year of treatment, Diane fortunately got the good news that she was in "complete remission".
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