Emily Atack turned heads on Sunday night as she shared a series of sizzling snaps during her glamorous getaway to Cannes.
As she soaked up the sunshine on the French Riviera, the Rivals star, 35, slipped into a low-cut dress black dress with a ruffled trim, flashing a huge smile as she raised a glass of wine to the camera.
Emily, who travelled to Cannes to promote her ITV series Nobody’s Fool, looked sensational as she enjoyed dinner and drinks at a swanky restaurant.
The star oozed sex appeal as she pouted into the camera seductively in her revealing dress, accessorising with a blue velvet Gucci bag and a turquoise pendant necklace.
The getaway wasn’t all cocktails and sunsets, though – Emily hinted she had work commitments on the horizon as she tucked into breakfast at a chic café overlooking the palm-lined promenade.
Dressed casually in a dark fitted top and oversized sunglasses, she looked relaxed as she sipped her cappuccino and fresh orange juice in the morning sunshine and wrote ‘Big day ahead’ before tagging ITV and ITV studios.
Emily Atack turned heads on Sunday night as she shared a series of sizzling snaps during her glamorous getaway to Cannes
The Rivals star slipped into a low-cut dress black dress with a ruffled trim after travelling to the French Riviera to promote her new ITV series
In another striking selfie, the star showed off her flawless glow in a silky cream wrap dress with a plunging neckline
In another striking selfie, the star showed off her flawless glow in a silky cream wrap dress with a plunging neckline.
Her blonde locks were styled in loose waves with soft strands framing her face, and she finished the look with fluttery lashes, rosy lips and gold hoop earrings.
The following morning however Emily admitted she may have overindulged during one of her boozy dinners in a tongue-in-cheek post.
Surrounded by a breakfast platter and wearing under eye masks and unkept hair, Emily captioned a snap: ‘It’s all fun and games after 3 wines when you’re filling out the little pamphlet and popping it on the door handle at midnight isn’t it’.
During the trip, Emily also shared a billboard promoting her new game show Nobody’s Fool, which will air on ITV in 2026.
The duo are reportedly set to receive a whopping £250,000 each for the gig, with the show expected to air next year.
Earlier this month Emily paid tribute to author Dame Jilly Cooper, following her death at the age of 88.
The novelist, whose book inspired the hit Disney+ series Rivals, died after a fall, her family announced.
Her blonde locks were styled in loose waves with soft strands framing her face, and she finished the look with fluttery lashes, rosy lips and gold hoop earrings
The getaway wasn’t all cocktails and sunsets, though – Emily hinted she had work commitments on the horizon as she tucked into breakfast at a chic café overlooking the palm-lined promenade and tagging in ITV studios
The following morning however Emily admitted she may have overindulged during one of her boozy dinners in a tongue-in-cheek post
Rivals stars Emily Atack has led the cast paying tribute to author Dame Jilly Cooper, following her death at the age of 88
Emily, who starred as Sarah Stratton on the hit show, posted a snap alongside Jilly alongside a touching caption, where she thanked the writer for her ‘life-changing’ role in the show
Emily, who starred as Sarah Stratton on the hit show, posted a snap alongside Jilly alongside a touching caption, where she thanked the writer for her ‘life-changing’ role in the show.
Her caption read: ‘Oh Jilly. I can’t believe I’m writing this. Almost 3 years ago you gave me Sarah Stratton, and my life changed forever. I’ll never forget the first time we met. Your warmth and kindness soared through me with that first hug, and then every hug since.
‘To be taken into your world was the hugest honour and a once in a life time privilege. I cannot begin to explain how much we will miss you. Thank you for letting us into Jilly World, there really is no place like it.
‘Sending all my love to Jilly’s wonderful family. Praying that you all feel somewhat comforted by knowing and seeing just how adored she was. What a woman, what a legacy. We love you Dame Jilly.’
