Vicky Pattison flaunts her surgically-enhanced assets and taut stomach in sexy snaps as she joins husband Ercan Ramadan on idyllic Maldives getaway
The TV personality, 37, looked every inch the beach babe as she soaked up the sun in the triangle top and matching bottoms.
Vicky beamed at the camera as she held up two drinks and two shot glasses while posing for photos by the swimming pool.
She was joined on the lavish holiday by husband Ercan Ramadan as they enjoyed a boat trip spotting dolphins while staying at five star resort Kandima Maldives.
The couple looked loved-up as they posed together on the boat in their swimwear.
Opting for yet another holiday ensemble, Vicky looked amazing in a leopard print halterneck swimsuit which she teamed with a chunky shell necklace and sunglasses while Ercan opted for blue swimming shorts.
Elsewhere the reality star, who underwent a boob job in 2014, slipped into a taupe zip front swimsuit as she posed on a dock overlooking the picturesque ocean.
She also cut a stylish figure as she layered a white and orange patterned shirt and short co-ord over an orange bikini as she hit the beach.
In the evening, Vicky dressed to impress in a brown figure hugging maxi dress which she teamed with gold heels and a matching clutch.
She wrote: 'Postcards from Paradise... ✈️We've only been in @kandima_maldives a few days but honestly we already don't want to leave!!!
'This place is incredible.. and just what we needed!!! Today I had a facial, saw the dolphins, ate pizza and watched the sunset... Honestly we just feel like the luckiest little bears.
'So grateful... and I promise I won't want on about our trip too much- but if you want to see more, I'll be posting up a storm over on @vickysvacays now I'm no longer jet lagged'.
It comes as Vicky reportedly has been offered a spot on this year's Strictly Come Dancing.
The reality TV star is said to have caught the attention of producers when she cheered on pal Pete Wicks from the audience during last year's series - and now bosses are keen to bring her centre stage.
A source told The Sun: 'Vicky loved watching Pete on the series and was in awe of the detail that goes into every performance. She has great energy and will no doubt be a hit with the viewers.
'Vicky's done plenty of reality shows but is ready to be out of her comfort zone on the dance floor.'
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Strictly Come Dancing and Vicky for comment.
The Geordie lass rose to fame in 2011 on MTV's Geordie Shore, becoming known for her wild nights out and on-screen flings.
But Vicky turned things around and went on to be crowned I'm A Celebrity's Queen of the Jungle in 2015, a moment she's since called the 'best thing' she's ever done.
Last year, the Newcastle-born star revealed that wouldn't say no to Strictly, but admitted dancing wasn't her strong suit.
She told the publication: 'When I found out Pete was doing it, I called him straight away to check he was alright.
'Because me and him are more 'stand in the corner, drink and have a laugh' than the 'centre of the dance floor' people.'
She added that as she's got older, she knows she should be pushing herself out of her comfort zone.
The rumour comes after Strictly bosses announced the professional lineup for this year's show and revealed there will be two brand new dancers joining.
Dianne Buswell, who lifted the glitter ball in December with Chris McCausland, will be joining Nadiya Bychkova, Karen Hauer, Katya Jones, Neil Jones, Nikita Kuzmin, Gorka Marquez, Luba Mushtuk and Jowita Przystal in returning to the dance floor this September.
They will be joined by Johannes Radebe, Aljaž Škorjanec, Nancy Xu, Lauren Oakley, Michelle Tsiakkas and Vito Coppola who will all take to the floor once more alongside two new stars, who will be announced closer to the time.
Amy Dowden, who pulled out in the opening weeks of last year's show due to a foot injury, will also be back on Strictly for 2025, as will Carlos Gu and Kai Widdrington, who didn't have a celebrity partner last year.
Despite rumours that he might be making a return after missing out on last year's series, Giovanni Pernice will not be heading back to the ballroom this time around.
Sarah James, Executive Producer, BBC Studios said : 'The excitement is already building ahead of the new series and in addition to welcoming back our fantastic returning Pros, we are looking forward to welcoming two brand new Professional Dancers to the line up who will help bring another unforgettable series of dazzling dance and loads more besides to viewers later in 2025.'
As well as the pros taking part in the competition itself, all of them will be taking to the floor each week in group routines.
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