Rosie Huntington-Whiteley flaunts her washboard abs in white bikini as she enjoys a lavish boat trip with Jason Statham and their children in Italy
The Victoria's Secret alum, 38, and the action legend, 57, soaked up the sun and enjoyed some quality time with their daughter Isabella, three, and son Jack, 8, while in Positano.
The supermodel looked jaw-dropping as she posed in an animal-print bikini and linen trousers, teamed with a beige Ralph Lauren cap and shades.
The happy couple couldn't look happier, capturing bits of their happiest moments as they sailed the most stunning coasts in Souther Italy.
Elsewhere, she stunned relaxing on the boat's sofa wearing an oversized baby blue tee by Chloé and silky white pants.
She flashed a glimpse of her incredibly toned frame while swimming in the crystalline waters.
Rosie gushed of her hunky man as she shared several shots of him, including a black and white one as Jason jumped off the water.
Meanwhile, The Meg star appeared to be enjoying all sorts of activities on water, including surf and was even snapped whisking off on a jet-ski with little Isabella.
Rosie was also captured dining with her two tiny ones, while a heart-melting picture of the actor saw him holding son Jack on his shoulders as he beamed happily.
The family-of-four were staying at five-star hotel Villa Treville, which boasts stunning views of the Amalfi Coast.
Rooms start at £3,416 per night, which makes it a luxury place suitable for the stars.
Rosie and Jason have been together since 2009 and though he is best-known for his action films, he also had an impressive athletics career.
Rosie revealed they had taken their relationship to the next level when she flashed her impressive diamond ring at the 2016 Golden Globes.
The model, who grew up in Devon, recently revealed why she returned to the UK in 2020 and explained that it was always 'the plan' to raise her children in the UK.
The happy couple couldn't look happier, capturing bits of their happiest moments as they sailed the most stunning coasts in Souther Italy
Rosie gushed of her hunky man as she shared several shots of him, including a black and white one as Jason jumped off the water
She told The Times: 'We love the schools, the education. They're growing up British with their little British accents, which was important for us, and we have a great support system here.
'Jay's parents live up the road and see the kids most days, my family come to visit every six or eight weeks.'
Rosie also said her kids are having a childhood not dissimilar to her own, even spending large amounts of time in Devon where she grew up.
The mum, who only shares the occasional snap of her children online, added: 'In the summer we go down to Devon and our children have the same experiences running around on the farm that I had growing up, and it's very special.'
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