‘Most beautiful woman' – Dele Alli's girlfriend Cindy sets pulses racing in barely-there bikini leaving fans stunned
DELE ALLI's recent move to Como has sparked his relationship with Cindy Kimberly back into the spotlight.
Dele, who was signed by the Italian club in January following a successful trial, has only played eight minutes with the Cesc Fabregas-led side - but has seen his relationship with Cindy blossom.
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The pair have been dating since June 2022.
Cindy, who currently works as a model and influencer and is signed to Uno models, has sent fans of her work into a frenzy with her recent Instagram post.
The 26-year-old with Spanish-Indonesian descent posed in a bikini as she promoted her new line of swimwear for her clothing brand LOBAwoman - which is the Spanish term for she-wolf.
Cindy, who boasts a whopping 7.1MILLION followers on Instagram, donned a brown set for a collection of photos.
"Our first swim comes out tuesday 🐚 @lobawoman," she captioned the reel of six-snaps.
Fans seemed to be in awe of the release as they they flooded to the comments section to shower her with compliments.
One wrote: "Girlll I'm so proud of u over 5 years I have followed u and see u grow!!!"
Another said: "She's just so beautiful I wanna be you when I grow up gosh.
A third wrote: "You always make my day."
Another posted: "My jaw dropped to oblivion."
And a fifth shared: "What a preciousness pleaseeeee."
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Cindy's photos amassed over 92,000 likes in the space of a couple of hours.
The LOBAwoman brand has grown since it debuted exclusively online at REVOLVE.COM on May 2023, with the Instagram account growing to over 73k thanks to Cindy's reach.
The multi-tasked individual has been seen featured alongside Dele at Como games also stunning on the Italian shores.
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