Lydia Bright sent temperatures soaring as she posed in a very busty swimsuit for a new Instagram clip.
The former TOWIE star, 34, proudly flaunted her toned curves in the plunging dark piece, adding chic vintage shades.
The TV personality, who was captured inside a stunning beach cave during her Italian holiday, credited ‘balance and hard work’ for her ‘strong and youthful body’ in the candid post.
She began writing: ‘La Dolce Vita Posting the vid, just because I felt cute
‘Life, work and temptation gets in the way at times.
‘But I do try my best to keep the balance and I work hard to keep my body strong and youthful for me, for my little Loretta and for the dream that one day it will be able to make more beautiful babies ☁️ So until the timing’s right, I’ll just keep running 😀
Lydia Bright, 34, sent temperatures soaring as she posed in a very busty swimsuit for a new Instagram clip
The former TOWIE star proudly flaunted her toned curves in the plunging dark piece, adding chic vintage shades
‘Ps. The SPF application could have been better ✌️,’ Lydia joked.
The former TOWIE star previously said she dreams of having four children and having the same ‘busy and chaotic household’ she did as a child – with three biological siblings, two adopted siblings and numerous foster brothers and sisters.
Lydia shares her daughter Loretta with her ex-boyfriend, garage owner Lee Cronin, who she met in 2017 and had an on-off relationship with for three years.
The parents tried to make the relationship work after finding out Lydia was pregnant but eventually called it quits in 2020 after Loretta was born.
Her new Instagram clip comes after the star candidly discussed her nan’s worsening dementia as she recalled the first time she forgot who she was in a heartbreaking update earlier this month.
She told of how she ‘crumbles’ on the days that her nan doesn’t remember who she is as she experiences her ‘decline began to accelerate.’
Sharing a post to Instagram, Lydia uploaded a video of her nan with her daughter Loretta, five, walking hand-in-hand.
However, sadly, she went on to revealed her nan ‘doesn’t know who Loretta is anymore and said the heartbreak she is dealing with has become ‘overwhelming.’
She wrote: I’ll never forget the first time I went to see my nan and she didn’t know who I was. It was devastating and my heart broke in a way I can’t explain.
This year has been incredibly hard for me and my family with my Nan’s health. Nan’s dementia has been slowly progressing over the past five years, but at the start of this year her decline began to accelerate.’
Lydia continued: ‘My nan has always been one of the most important people in my life. I spent so many of my childhood weekends at my grandparents house and my first home was on the same road as hers meaning we were neighbours for over a decade.
The TV personality, who was captured inside a stunning beach cave, credited ‘balance and hard work’ for her ‘strong and youthful body’ in the candid post
Lydia Bright candidly discussed her nan’s worsening Dementia as she recalled the first time she forgot who she was in a heartbreaking update (Lydia’s nan with her daughter Loretta)
‘She’s always been my best friend and I’m so like her in my ways, obsessed with perfection, cleanliness and self care. The family always joke that I’m the favourite out of her 12 grandchildren, our bond is magical and she’s had such a huge impact on my life.
‘Earlier this year, we had to make the heartbreaking decision to move her into a care home.
‘Even with family staying in her flat, carers visiting daily and everyone rallying around to spend time with her, it still wasn’t enough. She now needs 24-hour care because even one hour alone was too risky.
‘We knew it was the right thing to do, but the guilt was overwhelming. Some weeks are easier than others, she doesn’t know who Loretta is anymore but most of the time she still remembers me and when she does, her whole face lights up and she cries.
‘But I get such bad anxiety every week before visiting because on the days she doesn’t know me I crumble. The tears take over, I have to leave before I upset her or make her feel confused and the sadness becomes so consuming.
‘The hardest moments are when she asks why she can’t think properly or what’s happening to her and I can’t bring myself to tell her how unwell she really is.
‘I have cried a lot about Nan this year, I don’t always know how to help that and I pray she isn’t suffering too much. I’m sharing this because over the weekend it felt overwhelming.’
Lydia concluded: ‘I don’t want to pretend that life is always perfect on here, behind my Instagram feed sometimes like many people I am quietly dealing with heartbreak. Life isn’t always perfect.’
