Stunning DAZN presenter Diletta Leotta goes braless as she dazzles in daring dress in New York
The stunning DAZN presenter has a huge fan base on social media with 9.2million followers on Instagram.
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Diletta, 33, shared a post on the social media platform of her recent stay in the US city.
The post shows her wearing a beautiful silver sequin dress without a bra.
She posed for two pictures in front of the city's iconic skyline, along with Central Park.
Diletta also shared snaps from street-level as she wore a tight-fitting polo shirt which read "nude project" along the front.
One picture also showed her indulging in an ice cream with colourful sprinkles on top.
Diletta captioned the post: "Summer in NY".
Her fans loved the snaps as they flooded the comment section on the post.
One posted: "Looking good."
A second commented: "I wish I was that ice cream."
A third wrote: "You're beautiful."
DAZN host Diletta Leotta puts on a leggy display in bold Club World Cup outfit
A fourth said: "I've never been jealous of ice cream in my life."
Another added: "Can you be more beautiful. Impossible."
Leotta was recently one of the DAZN presenters who was criticised for her outfits by Valentina Maceri.
Maceri presents the Champions League coverage on Swiss broadcaster Blue.
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She hit out at DAZN Italy presenters such as Diletta and Eleonora Incardona for their "vulgar" outfits.
The criticism comes after Maceri published her new book - "F*** Female Empowerment: The Great Mistake of Modern Feminism".
Meanwhile, Diletta tied the knot with former Liverpool flop Loris Karius last summer.
She is a regular face on TV as she appears on the broadcaster's coverage of Serie A in her homeland of Italy.
She has also appeared on radio and podcasts during her career.
However, she recently landed herself in hot water after an advert she starred in was BANNED for over "sexualised content".
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