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Katie Piper has wowed fans as she showed off her bikini body while on a romantic holiday with her husband.
The Loose Women panelist is taking some time off from the show and is soaking up the sun instead. She took to her Instagram to share some stunning pictures as she posed in a zebra prink two piece. Taking dip in the ocean with her husband, the 39-year-old's husband snapped photos of her in front of the sunset. She captioned the post: "Bucket Hats & Bikinis."
Fans took to the comments to tell Katie how stunning she looked. One wrote: "You are absolutely amazing! You are a beauty queen."
Katie looked stunning in her post (Instagram/ @katiepiper_)
Katie is on holiday with her family (Instagram/ @katiepiper_)A second said: "Ohh my goodness what a beauty you are. An inspiration to all women," as a third added: "Stunning love your bikini." Katie jetted off on holiday with Richard and their daughters Belle and Penelope. The pair welcomed Belle into the world in 2014 and got engaged that year.
They went on to tie the knot the following year and were expecting their second baby in 2017. The mum-of-two tends to keep her children out of the spotlight despite being a famous face herself.
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The star often talks about being a mum and how she used to worry that her acid attack would prevent her from having kids, as she had to take medication that can affect fertility. Speaking to Hello! magazine after the birth of Penelope, she said: "There was a time when I’d resigned myself to never having a family of my own. With Penelope, we were trying for over a year and a half."
She has said that she has a "flexible" approach when it comes to parenting. When asked whether she would stop her kids from interacting on social media, she said: "I'm a person that likes to live in the present tense, so I don't like to fret over the future when it hasn't yet arrived. We're so far off it, they're five and nine, so I don't want to lay down the law and be like, 'It's going to be this way, and there's no flexibility'."