Malin Andersson oozes confidence as she flaunts her fabulous curves in a stylish orange bikini

She’s known for promoting body confidence on social media.

And Malin Andersson looked sensational as she shared a very candid video of her posing up a storm on Instagram to mark International Bikini Day on Sunday.

The Love Island star, 26, sizzled as she flaunted her curves in the two-piece and explained that she was on her period so her ‘stomach is like a bloated balloon’.

Malin wowed in her £15 Boohoo swimwear, which boasted an underwire bra and high-waisted bottoms which accentuated the beauty’s figure.

She wore her brunette locks down for the quick garden shoot and let her tresses cascade over her shoulders.

Keeping her accessories to a minimum, Malin donned a pair of pale pink sliders and a delicate necklaces to complete her summertime ensemble.

Malin said: ‘Today is not your average day to wear a bikini. Number one I’m on my period so my stomach is like a bloated balloon,

‘My boobs aren’t fitting in my bikini -full of water retention – and my paddling pool is a piece of s**t but happy bikini day. Wear a bikini, wherever you are!’.

Malin’s posts come after she returned from a whirlwind weekend in Tenerife where she worked on de-stressing after feeling anxious amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

Explaining her decision to go abroad, she wrote in a lengthy caption: ‘I think being happy has always been the ultimate goal for us. When we are stripped of that we don’t function how we should.

‘I flew out to Tenerife because my mind needed it. I needed escapism. Living alone in lockdown was difficult, as well as moving etc..

‘I kept myself busy every day with mental health lives and work but when the day would end it was just me and my own thoughts. Nothing or nobody could help that but me.’ 

She continued: ‘We can try and be brave, courageous and strong – but before that all we are human. I am human. 

‘I am still on this healing journey, and I’m sharing it all with you guys – to help you heal too. I want you to all know that feeling sad, upset – it’s normal.

‘We aren’t designed in a way where we should be positive everyday. It just doesn’t work like that… If life was easy it would be boring. But I ask you to all look after number one – and that’s you.

‘To put yourself first more and to be easy on yourself. To do what you gotta do to be happy. Be selfish with reason and support your own healing journey. – But most of all be unapologetically you.

‘Don’t let anyone strip you of yourself – you deserve to be happy.’