Paul Hollywood's ex-girlfriend Summer Monteys-Fullam shows off her toned figure in a bright orange bikini as she jets off to Greece
The aesthetics business owner, 30, started dating the Great British Bake Off star, 57, in 2017 around the time of his split from his ex-wife.
But taking to Instagram on Monday, Summer showed off her incredible figure as she posed for snaps by the pool.
The red-headed beauty sat lounging by a clear-blue pool after the sun had gone down while on the island of Kos.
She displayed her chiselled abs in a baby pink sequined busty bikini, complete with a triangle top featuring straps and a skimpy pair of bottoms.
'Holiday pics for the foreseeable,' she captioned the snaps.
Summer dated Paul after his 20-year marriage to wife Alex ended in 2017 and was seeing him until August 2019.
However, Alex later claimed Paul's relationship with Summer started before their split - something which Summer has always vehemently denied.
One of the triggers to end Summer's romance with Paul was his alleged 'controlling behaviour' - and the former barmaid explained in 2022 how she longs for someone who is more in line with her values.
'I want someone that's driven, that's confident, that's loyal. That's a huge thing for me, loyal and honest and not controlling,' she said.
Summer has no qualms about calling an unfaithful partner out on their behaviour, having unfortunately encountered an influx of them.
She said: 'I definitely hand him his receipts and I would also tell the girl as well.
'If you're confident enough to go out and be "single" when you're not single, then face the consequences for sure.'
Paul's ex-wife Alex hit out at him in 2021, claiming their marriage was 'over seasoned with extra marital affairs'.
She displayed her chiselled abs in a baby pink sequined busty bikini, complete with a triangle top featuring straps and a skimpy pair of bottoms
The television show judge previously admitted to cheating on Alex with chef Marcela Valladolid, 43, in 2013.
And Alex, who shares a teenage son with Paul, insisted she is finally happy being single but said some people struggle to believe that's true.
She wrote on Instagram: 'It's taken me a while to get here and it hasn't been easy, but I love the woman I am now.
'I know only too well that not every marriage/partnership is a recipe for happiness and success.
'My own marriage was too over seasoned with extra marital affairs for my taste and so I opted out and chose the single menu instead. It wasn't easy and it took some getting used to.
'I wasn't even sure I liked it much at first, but as I regained my confidence, my freedom and myself after so long, I discovered that it really isn't a cliché to say happiness really does comes from within.'
However, Alex later claimed Paul's relationship with Summer started before their split - something which Summer has always vehemently denied (Paul and Alex seen in 2015)
She added: 'I still get the occasional well-meaning comment — that I'll get "snapped up soon" rather like a supermarket meal deal.
'People don't like to believe that a woman can be happier single.'
MailOnline contacted a representative for Paul for comment at the time.
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They got back together but finally went their separate ways in 2017, with Alex citing infidelity as the reason for the split.
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