She recently hit back at trolls with a defiant post aimed at her ‘haters’.
But Louise Thompson appeared to put the drama aside in a slew of sultry snaps uploaded to Instagram on Tuesday.
The former Made In Chelsea star, 30, sizzled as she flashed her sculpted abs in a lime green crop top which she paired with chic white jeans.
Radiant: Louise Thompson flashed her sculpted abs in a slew of sultry snaps uploaded to Instagram on Tuesday
She finished the look with banded black sandals and an array of gold bangles.
Louise let her honey tresses flow loosely as she playfully draped them over her shoulder.
The star went solo as she sat in a chair hammock in the corner of her garden before briefly being joined by her adorable pooch.
She uploaded the sun-kissed snapshot alongside a caption that read: ‘Camping here all night.’
Flawless: The former Made In Chelsea star, 30, sizzled in a lime green crop top which she paired with chic white jeans
Chic: The TV personality let her honey tresses flow loosely as she playfully draped them over her shoulder
The makeshift photoshoot comes after Louise thanked her ‘haters’ for ‘making me strong’ in a defiant post on Instagram on Sunday.
The TV star showcased her toned figure in a green bikini as she posed for radiant snaps in her garden.
Flaunting her gym-honed physique, the exercise enthusiast stunned in a frilly tie-up bralet and matching bottoms as she stood by her outdoor sofa.
Candid: The makeshift photoshoot comes after Louise thanked her ‘haters’ for ‘making me strong’ in a defiant post on Instagram on Sunday
The media personality raised her arms in the air to ensure her social media followers could see her sculpted abs, and opted for minimal accessories.
A confident Louise captioned the images: ‘To all the haters over the years, thanks for making me strong. If you can learn to use criticism as fuel ⛽️, you will never run out of energy.’ (sic)
The TV star was encouraged to embark on a healthier lifestyle when she first started dating fiancé Ryan Libbey in 2016, and has since adopt her own love for fitness.
Taut: The TV star showcased her toned figure in a green bikini as she posed for radiant snaps in her garden
Incredible: Flaunting her gym-honed physique, the exercise enthusiast stunned in a frilly tie-up bralet and matching bottoms as she stood by her outdoor sofa
Less is more: The media personality raised her arms in the air to ensure her social media followers could see her sculpted abs, and opted for minimal accessories
In April, the blonde beauty left fans in awe as she unveiled the results of a three-month challenge.
Louise was later forced to prove she’d transformed her shape after she was accused of editing her snaps by a follower.
The reality star shared an email that claimed she posted a ‘clearly (and poorly) edited progression picture’, which ‘portrayed unachievable results’.
Furiously hitting back, she penned: ‘It’s such a shame. But there are always gonna be some haters who couldn’t possibly bring themselves to say anything nice about someone’s progress.
Before and after: In April, the blonde beauty left fans in awe as she unveiled the results of a three-month health and fitness challenge
Couple goals: The TV star was encouraged to embark on a healthier lifestyle when she first started dating fiancé Ryan Libbey in 2016, and has since adopt her own love for fitness
‘It’s inevitable that if you put yourself out there, you will get some negativity back, even if they’re WRONG!
‘Gotta grow a tough skin. Imagine emailing that directly to someone’s email? I feel like I’ve read something I shouldn’t have.
Providing evidence of her transformation by sharing screen grabs of a video, she continued: ‘Anyway I knew there would be doubters which is why I have to take STUPID VIDEOS to prove I’m not lying when I do these pictures!
‘But I don’t want to spam my page full of it and post the videos too.’
Ouch: Louise was recently forced to prove she’d transformed her shape after she was accused of editing her snaps by a follower
Oh dear: The reality star shared an email that claimed she posted a ‘clearly (and poorly) edited progression picture’, which ‘portrayed unachievable results’