Model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley sizzles in tight-fitting top and string bikini bottoms
The 38-year-old glanced to the side in a pair of shades as she posed for the camera in a tight-fitting top and string bikini bottoms.
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Mum-of-two Rosie, in a relationship with Hollywood actor Jason Statham, 58, was promoting clothing firm Alo.
She and Jason have been together since 2010 and have kids Jack, eight, and Isabella, three.
Action film star partner Jason Statham, 57, popped the question in 2016, but she later said getting married was 'not a priority'.
A source said: 'Jason might be 20 years older than Rosie, but they are on the same page with each other in so many aspects of their lives.
'Their love for each other, and their children, is incredibly reassuring and something their friends look up to.'
The couple recently teamed up for their first photoshoot together.
They were promoting Italian fashion brand Falconeri.
Rosie said of the photoshoot: 'It was relaxed and easy.
'We got to spend a day together, working with a team we love, in a place we love.
"What more can you ask for?'
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