Georgia Toffolo displays her toned figure in a tiny bikini while munching on toast as she shows off her holiday outfits during Marbella trip
The Made In Chelsea star, 30, has been enjoying a sun-soaked trip to Spain with her family.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Georgia shared a collection of snaps from the trip, including one in her bikini as she munched on a slice of toast.
Georgia showed off her toned abs in the skimpy black Lido two-piece, which she covered with a Bel Studios turquoise lace beach mini-dress.
In snaps of her wearing the beach cover-up, Georgia paired the look with a pair of Ancient Greek Sandals and accessorised with a Free People beach bag and Szade sunglasses.
Another look saw Georgia step out for the day in a white frilly linen blouse, from Minka Dink London, featuring an oversized collar, and a pair of black, yellow and red Adidas shorts.
Georgia was also seen stepping out of a jeep wearing a brown vintage patterned strapless 60s-style mini-dress, paired with a straw sun hat.
She captioned the snaps: 'A trip to Espanol is always a good idea. Consider this my official application to become a local. Comment your fave outfit xx.'
It comes after Georgia addressed the speculation she is expecting her first child after her husband James Watt was forced to deny that she is pregnant.
Fans were left confused after she teased 'major news' and seemingly shared a 'bump picture' on her Instagram page last week during a holiday to Iceland.
It came shortly after she shared a picture of a scan stating she had 'big news', before quickly confirming she wasn't pregnant but was in fact sharing James' damaged foot.
She then added further fuel to the fire by posing in a pair of waders with items stuffed down in front, creating the illusion of a bump.
However, setting the record straight, Georgia shared the picture with her seemingly rounded stomach and wrote: ' Just to confirm I AM NOT PREGNANT, can a girl just carry her essentials in her waders lol'.
The denial came after Georgia shared a selection of snaps from their recent romantic getaway, which included a salmon fishing trip.
Georgia was also seen stepping out of a jeep wearing a brown vintage patterned strapless 60s-style mini-dress, paired with a straw sun hat
Underneath the gallery of images, one person commented: 'Are you pregnant?', to which Georgia's husband retorted: 'I don't think she is'.
Several people commented underneath the exchange that it was inappropriate for anyone to ask the former Made In Chelsea star such a personal question.
Georgia's 'major news' was actually that she had finally caught her first Atlantic salmon, which she revealed she had already tried many times in three countries.
She sweetly captioned the photos: 'Making memories with my forever person'.
Georgia and James looked as loved-up as ever in the snaps, as they gave an insight into their getaway which included picturesque walks and fishing.
The former I'm A Celeb star looked typically chic, even in her fishing gear, which included a jumper and waterproof dungarees.
Fans were left confused after she teased 'major news' and seemingly shared a 'bump picture' on her Instagram page last week during a holiday to Iceland
Another look saw her sport a striped top underneath a cream knit sleeveless jumper, accessorising with a burnt orange head scarf and shades. The couple were also joined by two black Labradors.
Georgia and James said 'I do' on a fishing boat earlier this year.
However, they ditched their fishing attire for much more glamorous ensembles for their church service.
The reality star looked out of this world in a strapless corset dress and flowing veil, while James opted for a classic navy suit.
The couple settled their pre-wedding nerves with a slice of jam on toast and a cup of tea in James' granny's kitchen.
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