DAZN host and Wag Diletta Leotta sizzles in tiny bikini as fans call Loris Karius ‘luckiest man in the world'
FANS have gone wild as Diletta Leotta sizzled in a tiny bikini during a boat trip.
The DAZN host visited Sicily, Italy, on a recent holiday and showed off her figure on social media.
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Diletta Leotta stunned fans with her latest Instagram post
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She wore a tiny pink bikini as she posed on a boat
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She shared the snaps for her enormous fanbase
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The pictures were taken during a trip to Sicily, Italy
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Diletta, 33, is married to former Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius after falling in love at first sight.
The couple enjoyed a whirlwind romance since their meeting in late 2022 and have a daughter called Aria, who was born in August 2023.
She has a huge fanbase on social media with 9.2million followers on Instagram.
The Italian regularly wows her following with stunning pictures of herself.
She has now done it again as the beautiful blonde wore a tiny pink bikini while on a boat.
Diletta posted on the ladder above the water for multiple pictures which she has shared on social media.
Fans loved the snaps as they flooded the comment section with many saying the same thing.
One posted: "Karius is the luckiest man in the world."
A second wrote: "Gorgeous is an understatement."
A third commented: "You are very beautiful."
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A fourth said: "Mamma mia what a ray of sunshine."
Another added: "Your body is amazing."
Leotta's social media fame has been surpassed of late by her broadcasting career - as a Serie A specialist.
Meanwhile, husband Karius is rebuilding his reputation at Schalke after poor Premier League spells at Liverpool and Newcastle.
The 31-year-old had not played for 371 days before making his debut for the German second-tier club in February.
A glimpse inside Diletta's glamorous life with partner Loris Karius...
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Diletta Leotta and boyfriend Loris Karius saw in the new year together
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The footballer brought Diletta a cake to her hospital bed as she gave birth to their first child on her own birthday
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The pair posed together in '2023' sunglasses
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Diletta is one of the Serie A's best loved presenters
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Diletta stunned as she presented the Turin derby on Italian TV
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The glamorous TV host put on a leggy display pitchside
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And boasts 8.9million followers
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Diletta gave birth to her first child with Karius in August
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Diletta is no stranger to some extravagant outfits on her Instagram
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Diletta and Karius in Milan
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The Italian beauty on holiday with Karius
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She has flipped between blonde and brunette looks
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She has previously worn an outfit similar to her Tomb Raider look
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Diletta with a pared back look
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Diletta Leotta is reportedly dating Loris Karius after he visited her in Milan
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Leotta has 8.6million Instagram followers
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She is a presenter for Dazn
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Leotta burst on to the scene with Sky Sports
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She posts regularly updates on Instagram to the delight of her fans
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Diletta has 8.5million followers on Instagram
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