She’s no stranger to showing off her jaw-dropping figure on social media.
And Demi Rose has treated her followers to another slew of sizzling snaps on Instagram on Sunday from her Ibiza getaway.
The model, 28, displayed her incredible curves as she posed completely naked, sending temperatures soaring.
She lay on her front on a deck chair, soaking in the sunshine while barely preserving her modesty with a strategically placed blanket.
Her long caramel-coloured tresses flowed down her back as she worked on her golden tan.
Sensational: Demi Rose has treated her followers to another slew of sizzling snaps on Instagram on Sunday from her Ibiza getaway
Eye-popping display: The model, 28, displayed her incredible curves as she posed completely naked, sending temperatures soaring
Sizzling: Captioning the relaxing shots, Demi wrote: ‘Sunday mood’
Captioning the relaxing shots, Demi wrote: ‘Sunday mood’.
It comes after Demi continued making memories in new destinations as she recently went on an adventure three weeks ago in Mexico.
The beauty turned up the heat in more gorgeous photo she shared to Instagram and she posed up a storm in a string of bikini snaps.
She lounged on the floor on the side of a luxury swimming pool and opted to forgo her swimsuit bottoms for a daring look.
Despite her seemingly boundless confidence, Demi has previously faced adversity after becoming victim to bullies in her younger years.
She has been modelling for over a decade and credits her career for being a ‘blessing’ after being subjected to cruelty during her school time.
Speaking to Radio 1 Newsbeat, Demi previously revealed: ‘I always wanted to get into modelling and when I eventually got there I classed it as a blessing because I grew up being bullied and didn’t have many friends at all.’
In 2019, both of Demi’s parents died, just seven months apart and the star said going into lockdown straight after their deaths was ‘a time of reflection. Having to deal with my parents’ house and selling their stuff – it was a really sad place for me…
‘I wanted to go and travel but I had three months in London, which was a lot of facing what I had been through and was a time of reflection.’
