Holly Hagan showcases her physique in lilac bikini as she steps out with fiancé Jacob Blyth in Ibiza

She’s never been shy of flaunting her incredible figure.

And Holly Hagan was proudly displaying her incredible curves in a lilac bikini top and sheer paisley trousers as she headed out for a stroll with her fiancé Jacob Blyth in Ibiza on Friday.

The Geordie Shore star, 27, flaunted her washboard abs in the revealing look as she and Jacob both donned their protective face masks for a walk in the sunshine.

Holly highlighted her amazing figure by donning a lilac crop top teamed with sheer flared trousers with a paisley print.

The star headed out with her hunky husband-to-be Jacob, who put on a bold display in black open shirt and matching shorts.

The couple certainly appeared to be enjoying their Ibiza break as they enjoyed lunch and drinks poolside in the sunshine, a little over a year after Jacob proposed to Holly on the picturesque island. 

Ahead of her sunny break, Holly furiously hit out at weight loss jabs while recounting her less-than-satisfactory experiences with the product.

The reality star took to her Instagram account on Wednesday to speak candidly about the pens, as she vowed never to promote them on social media.

Admitting that she resorted to using the pens back in 2018 because she was ‘desperate’ to lose weight, Holly revealed she’d spent more than £1,000 on them.

Captioning the nine-minute video, she said: ‘Back in 2018 I found out about these skinny pens. I was asked to promote them multiple times for free pens worth £250 each but it wasn’t something I felt comfortable promoting.

‘So instead I paid and spent over 1000 pound desperately hoping this was going to be the weight loss secret I’d been hoping for. Spoiler alert.. it wasn’t.

‘Not only are these companies actively seeking out young vulnerable girls with weight issues on social media, they are offering these products totally free in exchange for reviews.

‘This is a dream come true for young girls with self esteem issues who cannot afford £250 per pen. I have confirmation that these pens are being prescribed to my own friends with a bmi of 22!’

Directing her followers to sign a petition linked to her profile, she concluded: ‘We must call out these companies there is not enough regulation around things like this and it is so damaging to people’s mental and physical health.’