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Love Island's Samie stuns in a bikini as she soaks up the sun after Sam Thompson split

Love Island's Samie stuns in a bikini as she soaks up the sun after Sam Thompson split

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LOVE Island beauty Samie Elishi looked sensational in a blue bikini on her girlie getaway to Ibiza.
The ITV2 show alum chose her printed strappy swim top and matching bottoms for her day out on the White Isle.
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Love Island's Samie Elishi stripped to a blue bikini on holiday in Dubai
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She paired her summery two-piece with a straw hat
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Samie went make-up free as she showcased her natural glow
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Her girly trip comes after The Sun exclusively reported on her split with MIC star Sam
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Samie, 25, who The Sun revealed had split with Made In Chelsea star Sam Thompson last week, looked sensational as she modelled her two-piece while perched on a chair just a day after posing on-board a boat.
This time around, back on solid ground, she pulled on a straw hat to protect herself from the beating sunshine and accessorised with a chunky blue choker.
She kept her make-up natural, with her brunette locks brushing over her shoulders in wispy waves as she took her snaps from different angles.
Later in the evening, Samie switched to a stunning floor-length dress which she captured in a gallery on her Instagram grid.
Alongside the images she wrote: "Lady in red."
PARTING WAYS
Her trip comes just days after Sam, 32, and Samie called time on their short-lived relationship.
Sam was first pictured snogging Samie and holding her face as they smooched outside Olivia Attwood's 34th birthday bash.
They were also snapped walking arm in arm afterwards and he tenderly placed a hand on her waist.
While the pair didn't share their relationship on social media, Sam did praise Samie on his podcast, Staying Relevant with pal Pete Wicks.
Grilled by his best mate, he was relatively tight-lipped but said: "What I will say though, really awesome chick. You met her that night. Really, really lovely. Super down to earth, super nice, beautiful, obviously."
Sam Thompson and Samie Elishi SPLIT after just two months of dating
Samie, meanwhile, opened up about the romance last month during an appearance on the We Talk To The Dead podcast.
Last week, The Sun exclusively revealed the pair had decided to go their separate ways weeks after first being spotted together on a cosy date.
A source close to the former couple said: "It was a mutual thing and there is no bad blood between them.
"They both just have really busy schedules, particularly Sam who has been non-stop recently, and it was really hard to make it work. They're still good mates.
"It's a shame but sometimes things just don't work out."
Hints of trouble between the pair were first raised after Sam was cagey when quizzed about Samie while promoting his Soccer Aid challenge for Unicef earlier this month.
Asked if she would be there to support him, Sam told MailOnline: "I feel like… this is so much more than who I'm dating or hooking up with.
"And I feel like it would take away from what it is going on. You know what I mean?"
Sam began dating Samie after splitting with Zara McDermott late last year.
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The pair blamed their 'busy schedules' for the amicable split
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Samie has jetted on a girlie getaway
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Samie posed in a different two piece earlier in the trip
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