Love Island’s Amber Rose shares bikini snap from Dubai

Love Island‘s Amber Gill shared a sexy bikini picture on Instagram on Tuesday as she discussed feeling confident after losing weight. 

Amber, 23, wrote that her weight loss – she lost a stone in six weeks, was actually more about ‘becoming healthy again’ and said ‘I’m still a lil thick now.’ 

Her latest post linked to her money-making six week workout plan on @amberflexx, in which she charges £39.99 for three months access.

She wrote in the caption: ‘It’s the confidence for me ✨ becoming healthy again was never about losing my curves or my natural body it was about how I felt.

‘I didn’t feel right within myself or like my normal self I’m still a lil thick now and I like it.

‘This does not mean losing weight = happiness It was a by-product of me trying to get better but I think not being able to be as active as we normally are has a huge part to play in our self esteem/image.

She continued: ‘Exercise really can change your mindset, but I promise never to become that person that makes people feel guilty or judged for not being productive it will all come in your own time.

‘But I decided to try and make it that little bit easier with @amberflexx fun workouts and flexible diet plan and a lush community where I’m joining you this is just the beginning for me.’

Amber is still believed to be in Dubai for work but it’s not known if she will make her way home now that Dubai has been added to the quarantine list. 

New rules that will require international travellers to come back negative for coronavirus after a PCR test before arriving in England will come into force from Friday.

From 4am on January 15, passengers arriving by boat, train or plane – including UK nationals – will have to take a test up to 72 hours before leaving the country of departure.

They will need to present proof of a negative test result – using a PCR test or on some occasions a LAMP or lateral flow test – to their carrier on boarding while the UK Border Force will conduct spot checks on arrivals.

New arrivals who flout the rules will face a minimum £500 fine, while the operator who transported them will also be fined.

Passengers will still have to quarantine for 10 days regardless of their test results, transport minister Robert Courts said in a statement.

British nationals attempting to return home who test positive must not travel and must follow the local guidance in their host country, and contact the nearest consulate if they need support.

It comes as travellers returning to the UK from the UAE will have to quarantine following a 52 per cent surge in the number of Covid-19 cases there.

Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ajman, Fujairah, Umm Al-Quwain, Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah have been added to the UK’s quarantine list – meaning social media stars at the Middle Eastern holiday hotspot will need to self-isolate for 10 days.