She has won legions of social media followers for her empowering posts on body confidence.
And Malin Andersson set pulses racing as she shared a racy lingerie snap on Instagram on Sunday.
The former Love Island star, 26, looked incredible as she donned black sheer lingerie with a dark purple detail.
Wow: Malin Andersson set pulses racing as she shared a racy lingerie snap on Instagram on Sunday
Showcasing her jaw-dropping figure, Malin fixed the camera with a sultry stare as she posed by her window.
The reality star styled her brunette locks into loose waves for the glamorous shot while she also wore a light pallet of makeup.
Alongside the post, she wrote: ‘Some days aren’t as good as others, but when I put on pretty lingerie I instantly feel better. ❤️ Powerful.’
On Friday, Malin shared another snap of herself wearing Christmas lingerie as she showed off a red thong which had ‘kiss me under the mistletoe’ along the waist.
She wrote: ‘Some days aren’t as good as others, but when I put on pretty lingerie I instantly feel better. ❤️ Powerful’
Body confidence: Malin recently shared a snap of a Christmas thong as she showed off her c-section scar
Malin’s hands could be seen in the picture as well as her c-section scar from the birth of her late daughter Consy.
Consy, who was born seven weeks premature in December 2018 and passed away when she was one-month old.
The star also radiated body confidence and highlighted her scar in a Halloween-themed snap of her donning a black lacy lingerie one-piece.
While staying at Clarence House in Berkshire, Malin flaunted her toned pins with a pair of strappy black heels as she continued on her body positivity crusade.
Alongside the snap, she wrote: ‘HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Obviously I’m dressed as an angel, but how cute is my c-section scar please. It travels everywhere with me.’
Confidence: Malin recently radiated body positivity as she celebrated her c-section scar in a black lacy lingerie one-piece while staying at Clarence House in Berkshire
As well as promoting body confidence, Malin has often spoken candidly with her fans about how she’s feeling.
As the second nationwide lockdown started, Malin revealed that it had made her feel ‘the loneliness I felt before all over again’.
The reality star said she ‘cried a little from pre lockdown emotions’, as she said winter is particularly hard for her with the anniversary of her mother’s death and her late daughter Consy’s birth.
In a lengthy post, Malin wrote: ‘So I’ve just got home from such a busy day. I love keeping busy, it keeps my mind busy which means I don’t tend to think about trauma.
‘But on the way home from shooting for my podcast today I was staring out the window, looking up into the night sky.. I saw the most beautiful stars. Almost like my family were saying ‘hang tight’.
Tragic: Her daughter Consy was born seven weeks premature in December 2018 and was treated at London’s Great Ormond Street hospital, but sadly passed away on 22 January 2019
‘It dawned on me that we are about to go into another lockdown. For me this means the loneliness I felt before, all over again.
‘I know deep down I’m a strong girl, and I’ve come a long way.. but there’s definitely something different this time about having to do lockdown during the winter near Christmas.
‘This month marks my mums death anniversary, and December my daughters birth. It then marks Christmas.. where I would usually go to America to spend it with my brothers family.
‘Then January comes and it’s my girls death anniversary. It actually sounds like a joke when I write it out.. but it’s not. It’s my reality.’
Stay strong: She said ‘I know deep down I’m a strong girl, and I’ve come a long way.. but there’s definitely something different this time about having to do lockdown during the winter’
Malin’s daughter Consy was treated in intensive care at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital but sadly passed away at just four weeks old in January 2019.
She continued: ‘I got in into my house, put my nightie on and I cried a little.. I felt the ‘pre lockdown emotions’ and I’ve buckled up my inner strength to focus on all the positives.
‘See – even Me, Malin… can feel the lows of the low too whilst being totally ‘woke’ at the same time.’
Malin went on to say she will look at the positives and how it gives her strength to share her story with her followers.
Difficult: It comes after Malin revealed the second nationwide lockdown has made her feel ‘the loneliness I felt before all over again’