Ashley James models sexy new lingerie but struggles to contain her assets as she says her boobs have grown while in lockdown
Ashley James delighted her fans on social media when she modelled a new bra she had been sent.
She noted that the pretty blue floral number struggled to contain her assets because her boobs have grown during lockdown.
Showing off the lingerie from every angle, the 33-year-old wrote: ‘@freyalingerie sent me some pretty new lingerie.
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Racy: Ashley James modelled some sexy new lingerie but struggled to contain her assets as she said her boobs have grown while in lockdown on Instagram Stories on Wednesday
Sexy: The 33-year-old wrote: ‘@freyalingerie sent me some pretty new lingerie. ‘Think my boobs have grown though so might need to go up a size. Love this set though’
‘Think my boobs have grown though so might need to go up a size. Love this set though.’
After that, Ashley and her boyfriend, who she is in lockdown with, treated themselves to a delicious looking outdoor BBQ.
Ashley told her followers that adding a lump of Boursin cheese to the burger was a ‘game changer’ and it did look delicious.
Wow: Ashley looked naturally beautiful in the short clip uploaded to social media
She topped her burgers with yet more cheese and bacon, alongside a bed of rocket salad.
Ashley also posted a very quick glimpse of her very handsome and shirtless boyfriend from the comfort of the garden.
The couple went Instagram official at the start of the year and Ashley had been single for six years before that.
Hey good looking, what you got cooking: After that, Ashley and her boyfriend, who she is in lockdown with, treated themselves to a delicious looking outdoor BBQ
So good: The couple had been cooking up some amazing looking burgers together
She also shared a very honest post on her grid about how she has been feeling of late.
She wrote: ‘Went for an outdoor nap at 5pm, just woke up now.
‘I’ll tell you what, lockdown has me enjoying a much slower pace of life. I’m still doing everything I have to do, but just enjoying switching off and doing nothing too.
‘I used to always be GO GO GO and think that never stopping was a great thing, but now I’m wondering how much of that was linked to anxiety and the need to be constantly moving or distracted? I’m finally starting to think the Mediterraneans might be on to something with their slower pace.’
She also shared this post and wrote: ‘I’ll tell you what, lockdown has me enjoying a much slower pace of life. I’m still doing everything I have to do, but just enjoying switching off and doing nothing too’