Kady McDermotts Dubai Bikini Snap Amidst Iran Fears

posted a carefree bikini-clad snap from on Instagram on Thursday.

The former Love Island star, 30, who relocated to the UAE last year, showed off her figure in a skimpy red bikini as she topped up her tan at the beach, while influencers are said to be 'cowed by fear into denying the reality of the drone attacks'. 

Flaunting her tanned and toned figure in the tiny bikini, Kady appeared unworried as she enjoyed a day at the beach, striking a sultry pose for the camera. 

Elsewhere in the photo dump, Kady flashed a glimpse of her taut midriff in a white crop top and blue Alo bottoms as she posed for a mirror selfie with one of her dogs. 

The TV personality also shared several glamorous evening snaps, photos of her partner Henry Simmons and the lavish flowers he gifted her, and photos of her beloved dogs. 

Sharing the carefree snaps to Instagram, Kady captioned the post: 'life recently', alongside a love heart emoji. 

Last month, explosions rocked the famous Palm Jumeirah hotel in Dubai.

An Iranian missile hit Dubai's famous hotel as Tehran launched widespread revenge attacks across the Middle East following US airstrikes. 

Since then, there have reportedly been hundred of missile and drone attacks over Abu Dhabi and Dubai which have been intercepted, according to The Independent. 

However, the Daily Mail reported that when the bombs began to fall on February 28, the UAE authorities sent out mass texts to practically all the 240,000 Britons.

As well as hundreds of thousands of other Westerners, issuing dire warnings that nobody was to post anything about the terror raining down on them from the skies: nothing that 'results in inciting panic among people'. 

When it became obvious those messages were not getting through, more texts followed with even more explicit threats.

Barely two weeks on, residents are now being encouraged to inform on their friends and neighbours, and to report anyone who dares even to mention the missile attacks, let alone film them.

For the army of online influencers in Dubai, who make their living by showcasing every tiny detail of their existences on social media, this clampdown has come as an unfathomable shock.