Cindy Kimberly displayed her jaw dropping figure in a black lace lingerie set as she posed up a storm for Instagram snaps on Tuesday.
The social media influencer, 25, looked incredible in the racy two-piece as she relaxed on a bed.
She sent temperatures soaring as she left her long dark tresses loose while lying down with her arms above her head.
Cindy, the girlfriend of footballer Dele Ali, also showcased her sensational figure in the number as she shared a mirror selfie to her 7.1million followers.
It comes after Cindy told Dele she was proud of him after he bravely opened up on the traumatic events that have happened in his life.
Turning heads: Cindy Kimberly displayed her jaw dropping figure in a black lace lingerie set as she posed up a storm for Instagram snaps on Tuesday
Hot: The social media influencer, 25, looked incredible in the racy two-piece as she relaxed on a bed while throwing her head back
In a heartbreaking interview with Gary Neville, the former Spurs midfielder spoke out about his career struggles, battles with addiction and attending rehab on an episode of The Overlap.
The soccer star also revealed how he was molested at the age of six and began selling drugs at the age of eight, before being adopted four years later.
The England international was reduced to tears as he candidly spoke with Manchester United legend Gary, as he hoped that opening up could help others to deal with their trauma.
And following the airing of the interview, Dele’s girlfriend Cindy took to social media to support him.
‘Proud of you,’ Cindy wrote on Instagram last month.
Dele was heralded as a generational talent during his early days at Tottenham but his career has not turned out the way many predicted.
The England star emerged as one of the country’s best young stars despite a troubled childhood that saw him taken into foster care.
Speaking candidly to Gary, Dele disclosed he spent a recent spell in a rehab facility after becoming addicted to sleeping pills.
Looking good: She sent temperatures soaring as she left her long dark tresses loose while lying down with her arms above her head
Amazing: Cindy, the girlfriend of footballer Dele Ali, also showcased her sensational figure in the number as she shared a mirror selfie to her 7.1million followers
He said: ‘I got addicted to sleeping tablets, it’s a problem not only I have. It’s going around more than people realise in football.
‘Now is probably the right time to tell people. It’s tough to talk about it as it’s quite recent and something I’ve hid for a long time and I’m scared to talk about.
‘When I came back from Turkey (following a loan spell at Besiktas) I came back and found out I needed an operation.
‘I was in a bad place mentally. I decided to go to a modern rehab facility that deals with addiction and mental health and trauma. I felt it was time for me.
‘You can’t be told to go there, you have to make the decision yourself.
‘I was in a bad cycle. I was relying on things that were doing me harm. I was waking up every day, winning the fight going into training every day smiling – willing to show I was happy.
‘Inside I was losing the battle and it was time to change. When I was told I needed surgery I could feel the feelings I had when the cycle began.
‘So I went there for six weeks. Everton were amazing and supported I will be grateful to them for ever. For them to be so honest and understanding I couldn’t ask for anything more during a time I was making the biggest decision of my life – doing something I was scared to do. I’m happy I’ve done it.
There for him: It comes after Cindy showed her support for her Everton footballer boyfriend Dele Ali after his heartbreaking interview with Gary Neville on The Overlap
Supporting her man: Kimberly took to social media to tell Dele she is proud of him for opening up on his struggles
‘There is a stigma around it and it’s something people don’t want to do. Going into rehab is scary but I could never have imagined how much I would get from it.
‘I was in a bad place. A lot happened to me when I was younger that I couldn’t understand and I was doing stupid things that I blame myself for.
‘Going there and learning about it, it was never really under my control.
‘Understanding learning it has helped. I let go of some bad feelings I was holding which was slowing me down.’
