Holly Ramsay reunites with fiancé Adam Peaty as she shares a loved-up selfie after her eventful Miami trip
And Holly Ramsay wasted no time in reuniting with her fiancé Adam Peaty as they shared a loved-up snap on Instagram on Tuesday.
The daughter of TV chef Gordon Ramsay, 25, looked happier than ever as she cosied up to her man for a sweet selfie together in a field.
For the occasion, Holly opted for a simple grey tank top and a radiant palette of makeup to showcase her beauty.
She left her brunette tresses to fall naturally as she accessorised with dainty gold jewellery.
Meanwhile Adam, 29, kept casual in a black polo neck top and a small silver chain necklace.
It comes after Holly showed off her jaw-dropping figure in a black bikini as she hit the beach in Miami and posed for sizzling Instagram snaps.
The beauty looked incredible in the black and white two-piece which boasted a triangle top and tie side bottoms.
Holly showcased her figure as she walked along the beach and pulled on a pair of long blue denim jorts. [jean shorts]
The influencer later soaked up the sun on a sun lounger before cooling off in the shade with a cocktail.
Styling her long brunette tresses loose, the stunner accessorised with a simple pendant necklace.
She wrote: 'I [heart emoji] Miami & jorts'.
Holly's beach outing comes days after she missed the Miami Grand Prix due to food poisoning.
The influencer took to Instagram to share a selfie in bed surrounded by liquid I.V., Vitamin Water and crisps.
She penned: 'Imagine waking up with FOOD POISONING on race day'.
Holly also shared a snap as she watched the intense race from bed and added: 'Not where I planned on watching the race from but incredibly grateful to @andazmiamibeach for looking after me'.
She watched from her hotel bed as McLaren's Oscar Piastri won the Miami Grand Prix, his third victory in succession and fourth of the season, from a private suite.
The 24-year-old Australian driver holds a 16-point lead over team-mate Lando Norris, who was runner-up on the day followed by Mercedes' George Russell.
Elsewhere, Holly revealed her father, Gordon will oversee the cuisine on her special day as she gave an insight into her nuptial preparations.
Holly and Adam announced their engagement in September last year after dating for three years.
And while plans for her winter wedding are well and truly underway, Holly has now revealed that she's already got food for her guests covered as her celebrity chef father Gordon, 58, will be running the kitchen.
During a new interview with Closer Magazine, the model was asked whether her father would oversee the food on her big day.
To which she told the publication: 'Yes! Oh my goodness, he's been so excited from the beginning. We've always talked about him doing the food.'
She also revealed that the food won't be anything 'too fancy' as she is a big fan of comfort food such as spicy pasta and steak and chips.
Elsewhere in the interview, Holly also revealed that she has finally said yes to the dress.
When asked whether she has picked out her dress yet, Holly replied: 'I've been thinking about my wedding since I was super young, so to finally get to go and try on these big, beautiful dresses - I just couldn't wait.'
She added: 'I've gone for a dress that feels like me. It's feminine and modern, yet timeless. I've ruled out anything with sequins, though - they're for the afterparty!'
Holly also hinted that she may have multiple outfit changes during her wedding. However, she is currently unsure how many but is 'keeping my options open'.
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