Love Island's Whitney shows ex Lochan what he's missing in sheer braless dress and sizzling bikini snaps from Ibiza trip
The 27-year-old is currently healing from her heartbreak and is living it up in Ibiza after calling it quits with her ex in April.
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The Love Island star who appeared on season 10 of the show flaunted her natural curves in a sizzling bikini snap whilst on holiday.
The reality TV favourite stripped down to a mini pink bikini top and bottoms showing off her belly piercing.
In a racy post on Instagram Whitney lay draped across some steps as she posed in a black sheer dress which revealed her sideboob and thong.
She styled the look with some matching black heels and simple gold jewellery.
Captioning the snaps, she penned: 'Holiday vibes in full swing'
Fans rushed to the comments gushing over the bombshell's pics, one user said: 'Okay thirst trap. I'm caught. I'm sat. I'm lovin it.'
Another penned: 'Yes whit (fire emoji) the glow up got people regretting their choices !'
'Lochan is sweating,' added a third.
'The Baddie is back (heart eyes emoji)' chimed a fourth.
Fans were shocked when Whitney was left single after splitting from Lochan Nowacki.
Love Island's Whitney reveals bizarre way she reacted after Lochan dumped her - and 'real reason' he gave her
Whitney told how she tried to remain calm when Lochan dropped the bomb that their relationship was over.
She revealed that he said he wanted to focus on his career.
But she insisted that, despite her being blindsided by the break-up, she and Lochan are still on good terms.
At the time she shared a very emotional response after confirming their split.
She said: "I'm strong, but for the first time in a long time I can admit that I'm broken. I thought I had everything figured out, the future seemed so certain."
Now, two months later the reality star has admitted that she is ready to date again.
Whitney opened up to Love Island pal Chloe Burrrows in an episode of her podcast Chloe vs The World.
Chloe quizzed her: "What does hot girl summer mean to you?"
With Whitney responding: "Girl, I don't want to incriminate myself.
"It means outside ... we go to the park. Enjoying life! We be in the gym, body (perfect) face, we're preparing."
When asked if she has any rules when it comes to her newfound freedom, Whitney says: "No. Anything can go. I'm not gonna lie.
"It's a hot girl summer. There's no rules!"
Chloe laughs: "So you're going to be shaking some a**?" to which Whitney replied: "As I should."
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