Saffron Barker showcases her cleavage and toned midriff in a pink polka dot bikini top

She hosted a family music festival in her back garden in a recent YouTube video.  

And Saffron Barker made the most of the sunny climes as she took to Instagram on Saturday to share a slew of bikini-clad snaps. 

The YouTube star, 19, showcased her toned abs and plenty of cleavage in a pink polka dot bikini top, which she teamed with ripped denim hotpants. 

Saffron styled it up with grey trainers, gold jewellery and donned a pair of Matrix sunglasses.

The social media influencer appeared in her element as she struck a number of poses in her garden. 

In another look, Saffron decided to wear metallic gold face stickers, a snakeskin print bandeau crop top and wellies to host a music festival with her household. 

The Strictly star decorated the garden with bunting and fairy lights to dance the night away with her mum and dad.  

Saffron also posted a snap showing off her long legs in a khaki thong bikini and Nike trainers as she posed near the fridge eating some ice cream.  

The blonde beauty took part in last year’s Strictly Come Dancing and was paired up with AJ Pritchard, who has since quit the show with dreams of him and his Love Island brother Curtis becoming the next Ant and Dec in the showbiz world. 

It is not yet known if this year’s series will go ahead as bosses continue to work out how to maintain social distancing rules amid the coronavirus pandemic.   

BBC executives have reportedly scrapped Blackpool week and group dances for this year’s upcoming series.

Sources claim TV executives ‘made the difficult decision’ to exclude the some of the show’s stand-out features in a bid to comply with current social distancing guidelines amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Earlier this month, BBC Director of Content Charlotte Moore has revealed producers are still assessing contingency plans such as enforcing a face mask rule, dancing two metres apart and even quarantining celebrities and professional dancers. 

Blackpool week, set at the iconic Blackpool Tower, usually takes place during the later stages of the series, while group dances are performed during the results’ shows.

A source told Daily Star: ‘Strictly will be a very different show this year. A lot of the things fans love have been dropped. 

‘Group dances and a studio audience just can’t happen with social distancing. Cancelling Blackpool weekend was not an easy decision. But doing it in the current climate is too difficult. It isn’t worth doing if there won’t be a crowd.’

BBC representatives declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline.