Carrie Bickmore goes on a trip to Hayman Island with Tommy Little amid persistent romance rumours and sizzles in a hot pink bikini
This time they have travelled to Hayman Island, which is known to be perfect for couples seeking a romantic holiday.
However, the pair have been joined by their Carrie & Tommy show colleagues at the InterContinental Hayman Great Barrier Reef, for what appears to be a work trip.
Carrie shared a reel of photos from the idyllic getaway, including one where she sizzles in a hot pink patterned bikini.
She also turned up the heat in an animal print low-cut dress for dinner at the hotel's restaurant.
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During the trip, the group enjoyed sunset, hikes, and several other activities.
The pair, who have long been the subject of romance rumours thanks to their on-air chemistry and flirty social media exchanges, have been in each other's pockets lately.
They recently returned from South Africa, where they both competed in the Big 5 Marathon to raise money for Carrie's Beanies 4 Brain Cancer charity.
The pair have been at the centre of dating rumours for years after Carrie's split from long-time partner Chris Walker in 2022.
Carrie recently showed her support for Tommy's career when she stepped out at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival to cheer him on during one of his shows.
The Hit Network star shared an image of her colleague to Instagram Stories when she went to watch one of his I'm Not Proud shows at the Comedy Theatre.
In the picture, Tommy could be seen smiling on stage as he held a microphone and addressed the audience, wearing an all-black ensemble as he flashed his numerous tattoos.
Carrie took the photo from the crowd and captioned it with '5-star review' alongside a hand clapping emoji and star emoji.
Carrie and Tommy have made a number of appearances together of late, cuddling up at a golf tournament in Adelaide and enjoying a trip to Uluru together.
She shared a sweet photo to Instagram of herself and Tommy embracing one another and smiling at the LIV golf tournament.
Meanwhile, Tommy recently made a relationship confession which continued to fan the flames of romance rumours.
The comedian confessed to Stellar he is very keen to start a family and settle down - even if he's not entirely ready to grow up yet.
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