Georgia Kousoulou mourns the end of her single status by partying in BLACK outfit as she enjoys a raucous hen party with pals Lydia Bright and Amber Dowding in Ibiza (and even her husband Tommy Mallet is in awe!)
Georgia Kousoulou has kickstarted the countdown to her wedding to fiancé Tommy Mallet with a wild hen weekend of partying with her pals in Ibiza.
While the couple legally tied the knot in December 2023, they are set to celebrate their nuptials with a lavish location wedding this summer.
Documenting her trip with a sea of Instagram snaps, Georgia mourned the end of her single status by posing in bridal white outfits as she and her friends headed to the famous O Beach club for their first day on the island.
The star was joined by longtime pals including Amber Dowding and Lydia Bright, as they slipped into skimpy matching pink swimwear for a fun day at the celebrity hotspot.
Showing she was truly the guest of honour, the mother-of-two arrived for the day on the back of a bright pink jeep, before getting behind the DJ decks to show off her mixing skills.
Posting her first gallery of snaps from the trip, Georgia captioned her post: 'I had the best day of my life.
For her trip to O Beach, Georgia slipped into a sexy white lace co-ord and silver cowboy boots as she prepared for a wild day of partying
'@obeachibiza if anyone knows me, they know it's my fav day in Ibiza so I was just living my life smiling all day!! I have the best girls ever!!'
Georgia's wild celebrations even seemed to catch the eye of her husband-to-be, as he shared a snap of the star atop the jeep.
Tommy, who recently shared that he's ditched his Mallet stage name to return to his surname of Fordham, captioned his post: 'Georgia is LIVING this weekend in Ibiza, it's nice to see her so happy.'
Lydia also showed off her figure in a fun pink swimsuit and an eye-catching yellow crochet two-piece, confessing the hen party had already partied well into the early hours at Pacha before heading to O Beach the next day.
Posting snaps with her longtime pal, she captioned the post: 'Day one celebrating our beautiful bride-to-be @georgiakousoulou.'
'Got way too excited the eve before and danced the night away at Pacha until 5.30am.
'Despite the late night (or early morning) we pulled it together for my oldest and dearest friend, by my side through everything. Here's to a weekend full of love, laughter, and hangovers.'
And it seemed a whole day of beach club antics wasn't enough for Georgia and her group of pals, as she shared another post that revealed they spent Saturday celebrating her impending nuptials.
But this time, Georgia appeared to be mourning the end of her single status, as she and her fellow hens were dressed in matching black outfits.
Dressed in a racy sheer lace mini dress with a matching veil, Georgia and her pals headed poolside at their hotel for another day of celebrations.
Posting even more snaps from the trip, she captioned the post: 'I am living my best hen life. So lucky to have the best girls with me.'
Last month, Georgia gave insight inti her upcoming second wedding to Tommy, after the pair said 'I do' in a low-key private ceremony in late 2023.
She told OK!: 'I don't want to give too much away, but they're involved, and I can't wait', but admitted she was keeping the exact location of the wedding a secret from everyone, even her guests.
Georgia, who shares two-year-old son Brody and six-month-old daughter Gigi with Tommy, 32, said: 'Everyone already knows it's in Majorca, but I won't reveal exactly where, I want it to be a surprise! I want everyone to be like: "Oh, my God!" when they see it. I'm about to up the game. I just hope everyone loves it'.
Branding herself a 'control freak' the blonde beauty said plans were well under control, however Tommy would not be helping.
'I ask him for his opinions, but honestly, I don't want him to get involved. It's my thing. I want him to be shocked, like, "Wow, this is amazing!"'.
Georgia and Tommy revealed after exchanging vows in their private 2023 ceremony, they headed home and enjoyed a Chinese takeaway.
She said that she changed out of her stunning white satin dress into her pyjamas as soon as she got home.
Georgia told The Sun at the time: 'We came back to mine and had a Chinese. It was unreal. It is so me and Tommy. I literally got back, got my PJs on straight away and we had a Chinese.
'The best bit about it was that we hired tables. So we had a top table…And we all just stuffed our faces with Chinese … it was actually brilliant. So good.'
She continued: 'All of it is filmed, you will get to see everything. When we started the series it wasn't in the plan. In genuine Georgia and Tommy fashion that is what they ended up getting in the end. It was unbelievable. . .'
Tommy and Georgia previously postponed their nuptials following a devastating miscarriage, but remaining optimistic, Tommy, who owns successful footwear company Mallet London, told MailOnline in 2023 of his future plans.
He said: 'The wedding is going ahead bigger than ever next year. We pushed back the planning of the wedding after we lost the baby.
'We were meant to fly to Majorca to plan the wedding and have some alone time but didn't go because we discovered the miscarriage.
'But we haven't cancelled anything. We're going strong, we've got a big day to plan and Georgia needs it as well.
'I want her to have the same second name and she deserves a really good day now and next year we're making it happen.'
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