Lauren Goodger flashes her bum in thong swimsuit after revealing plans to reverse ‘abnormal' BBL
The Towie star, 38, was spotted sunbathing near the pool wearing the black one-piece and showing off her bum.
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Lauren soaked up the sunshine on her getaway after she revealed she had plans to reverse her "abnormal" BBL.
The reality star showed off her curves in the plunging swimwear as she enjoyed a leisurely day by the pool.
One photo showed the Essex babe leaning over the edge of the pool to admire the stunning backdrop, as she put her bottom on display.
Lauren then posed for a string of glamorous snaps while taking a dip in the pool.
The TV personality was seen looking into the distance while shielding herself from the sun with a pair of oversized sunglasses.
She wore her brunette tresses in a messy bun and opted for minimal makeup.
Lauren posed with her hand on her hip, before laying down on the side of the pool to top up her tan.
Although she looked body confident, Lauren told The Sun just weeks ago that she regrets ever going under the surgeon's scalpel.
She admitted: 'I've ruined my looks with surgery - I hate my fake boobs and bum now.'
Lauren continued: 'I feel like my body looks abnormal - I don't need these massive boobs and massive bum.
'They make me look bigger than I am and I wish I'd never had them done in the first place. When I look at myself naked in the mirror, all I see is lumps and bumps everywhere.
'I'm 100% getting it all reversed. I don't want anything fake in my body. This look doesn't suit me anymore and I'm ready to go back to the old Lauren.'
BACK ON?
Lauren's break comes after Lauren and Charles were spotted at the airport heading on a family holiday.
The Towie legend split from Charles in 2022 after the devastating death of daughter Lorena.
For months, the pair have been fuelling rumours that they've rekindled their romance - and it looks like they're back on for good.
Lauren and Charles were snapped in the airport while heading on a family holiday, with their daughter Larose.
Meanwhile, Lauren and Charles first sent the rumour mill into overdrive when they took part in a TikTok together.
Joined by fellow Towi stars Junaid Ahmed and Joe Blackman, they all appeared on the platform for a live chat.
It was Lauren's first time doing a live video on the platform in over a year, and it had been even longer since she'd been seen publicly with Charles.
The Sun previously told how Lauren treated Charles to a luxury £250-a-night spa break after rekindling their romance.
A source told us: ' Lauren has whisked Charles away as a treat for his birthday.
"It's a stunning manor house in Stock, Chelmsford and it's a very romantic place.
"There's a pool, a fine dining restaurant, a gym and they even host weddings there.
"Lauren really wanted to spoil Charles and while there are people who aren't sure about her getting back together with him, she isn't focusing on what others think and she's just following her heart.'
The reality star previously reposted an Instagram story shared by Junaid Ahmed.
He captioned: 'Double dating," and tagged Joe, Lauren and Charles.
She and Charles spent the evening with Junaid and Joe at Indian restaurant Cinnamon in Epping.
Lauren was an original Towie cast member, featuring regularly from the show's 2010 launch until 2012.
After guest appearances in 2015 and 2016, she returned permanently from 2024 onwards.
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