Rosanna Davison shows off her flexibility as she poses on beach in bikini and fans say she looks ‘stunning'
The former Miss World has been making the most of the long weekend with her hubby Wes Quirke and their three kids.
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Rosanna Davison stripped down to her bikini in newly shared snaps
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Rosanna showed off her flexibility on the beach
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Rosanna struck a pose in a stunning red dress
Rosanna decided to take a road trip down to the sunny south-east over the August bank holiday - and it looks like she had a blast.
The 41-year-old took to Instagram to share snaps from her sun-soaked trip to Wexford.
The Dublin beauty looked sensational as she posed on Kilmore Beach in a silver bikini.
The mum-of-three splashed around in the water and showed off her toned figure.
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The TV star flaunted her flexibility on the sand later on as she posed in a crab position.
Rosanna had a golden tan and glowing smile on her face.
The Irish influencer donned a gorgeous red maxi dress and enjoyed an ice pop in another snap.
Rosanna told fans her dress was from Never Fully Dressed and cost €185.
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The stylish star shared a separate photo of herself grinning on the beach as she sported a lounge set from the Irish clothing brand, Casual Company.
Over the rest of the weekend, Rosanna and her family picked wild berries, went for strolls around the quaint Irish village and swam in the sea.
Rosanna Davison shares parenting hack for roadtrips
Rosanna captioned her post: "August bank holiday!"
And fans were all left gushing over the model in the comment section.
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Irene wrote: "Gorgeous as always."
'FABULOUS'
Avril said: "Wow stunning Rosie."
Tammy added: "You look so stunning Rosanna."
And Annie remarked: "Fabulous pictures, hope you enjoyed!"
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This comes after Rosanna shared a parenting hack that's tailor-made for those long car journeys with little ones.
Rosanna's followers frequently tune in for her practical yet personable parenting tips and tricks.
In a recent video posted to her Instagram, the 41-year-old revealed the brilliant hack which helps to keep her little ones full whilst on a long road trip.
The beauty queen started off by taking out a fish net and placing a variety of kid-friendly snacks into it.
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The businesswoman then began to pass the fish net back to her kids in the back of the car — without having to turn around or stop the car.
Once the small hands grabbed the snacks, Rosanna pulled the fish net back to the front of the car and proudly smiled.
She wrote in her caption: "Road trip snack hack for parents. Because sharing is caring and it's a long summer!"
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