Tammy Hembrow shocks as she strips off and flashes bare bottom - after packing on PDA with Bailey Smith
The Aussie influencer, who made headlines over the weekend after being spotted on a date with AFL star Bailey Smith, shared a video on Instagram of her trying on clothes from a recent Runaway the Label order.
In the clip, the 31-year-old dressed and undressed in multiple outfits on-camera, flaunting her wardrobe refresh from the Australian brand.
While changing out of the first outfit, Tammy shared a glimpse of her blue leopard print G-string and pert derrière while pulling up her trousers.
Later, she threw off her top to reveal her ripped, bare back, decorated with her signature tattoos.
'Wardrobe essentials from @runawaythelabel obsesseddd w these pieces. DC: TAMMY,' she captioned the cheeky post.
While changing out of the first outfit, Tammy shared a glimpse of her blue leopard print G-string and pert derrière while pulling up her trousers
Fans flooded the post with love for the fitness influencer, pointing out that her recent post was reminiscent of her earlier days as a content creator.
'Oh she's so back,' one person wrote.
Another simply penned: 'IT girl.'
One fan shared: 'This reminds me of early tammy instagram days,' adding: 'finally relatable.'
'I hope they are all crying Right now GODESSSSSSS,' another wrote.
Tammy recently raised eyebrows after being spotted out and about with Geelong Cats heartthrob Bailey Smith.
Tammy stepped out with Bailey just days after claiming she was happily single following her shock split from her husband of seven months Matt Zukowski.
Two months after her break–up with the Love Island star, the mum-of-three was seeb cosying up to Bailey during a lunch date on the Gold Coast on Saturday – with the long–haired midfielder flying in from Melbourne just to see her.
The Cats' new recruit, 24, was riding high after helping his team thrash Essendon at GMHBA Stadium on Friday night.
By Saturday morning, he was on a flight to Brisbane for his secret weekend rendezvous with Tammy.
Bailey didn't skimp on their date, taking her out for a swanky meal at Pan–Asian hotspot Rick Shores at Burleigh Heads, where the pair were anything but discreet.
The chemistry was undeniable, with the two seen leaving the venue hand–in–hand, laughing and whispering as they spied our photographer.
Bailey jetted back to Melbourne on Sunday to resume training ahead of Geelong's clash with the Swans at the SCG.
Tammy has been engaged twice before she was married to Matt - to athlete Matt Poole, who is the father of her daughter Posy, and Reece Hawkins, who fathered her older kids, Wolf and Saskia.
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