Diletta Leotta puts on leggy display in glamorous pink dress as DAZN host holidays with footballer husband Loris Karius
DILETTA LEOTTA has stunned fans with a leggy display while on a Spanish holiday.
The DAZN host visited Mallorca with husband and former Liverpool star Loris Karius.
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Diletta, 33, shared a collection of snaps from one night of the holiday on social media.
The stunning blonde wowed in a glamorous pink dress with a high slit up the leg as she posed with Karius.
The German goalkeeper looked suave as he wore a blue suit with a white t-shirt and trainers.
The couple appeared loved-up as they shared a kiss in one snap while standing in the sunlight.
Diletta shared the images on Instagram for her 9.2million followers who flooded the comment section.
One posted: "Beautiful couple."
A second wrote: "Mamma mia...but this girl is of an extraordinary beauty."
A third commented: "Enchanted by your beauty."
A fourth said: "The most beautiful and sexiest woman in the world."
Another added: "More and more beautiful super Diletta."
Diletta is a regular face on TV as she appears on the broadcaster's coverage of Serie A in her homeland of Italy.
She has also appeared on radio and podcasts during her career.
However, she recently landed herself in hot water after an advert she starred in was BANNED for over "sexualised content".
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