Kate Ferdinand flaunts bikini body in Dubai with husband Rio.

Kate Ferdinand flaunts bikini body in Dubai with husband Rio.

Kate Ferdinand showed off her incredible bikini body on a child-free weekend in Dubai with her husband Rio. 

The couple, who relocated to the United Arab Emirates from the UK in August, gave a glimpse into the time they spent together. 

Sharing a fun montage to Instagram on Monday, Kate, 34, wore a brown striped bikini with a matching draw string skirt as she soaked up some with with Rio, 46. 

The TV personality then changed into a burgundy dress, with a plunging neckline, for an evening out with her husband. 

Kate captioned the social media update: ‘A weekend of us ✨’

The Ferdinand family packed up their lives in south-east London in exchange for a lavish £6.5million mansion in the sun-soaked desert of Dubai this summer. 

Kate Ferdinand showed off her incredible bikini body on a child-free weekend in Dubai with her husband Rio

Kate Ferdinand showed off her incredible bikini body on a child-free weekend in Dubai with her husband Rio

The couple, who relocated to the United Arab Emirates from the UK in August, gave a glimpse into the time they spent together

The couple, who relocated to the United Arab Emirates from the UK in August, gave a glimpse into the time they spent together

The couple, who tied the knot in 2019, share son Cree, four, and daughter Shae, two, and Kate is stepmother to Rio’s older children Lorenz, 19, Tate, and Tia, 13, from his marriage to Rebecca Ellison, who died from breast cancer in 2015.

The Daily Mail revealed their new bolthole, located in the exclusive gated community of Al Barari, was listed for 32.5million dirhams (£6,550,310) as of April.

Rio recently revealed the motivation behind his decision to relocate to Dubai just months after quitting his punditry role at TNT Sports.

The former Manchester United and England defender announced in May that he was parting ways with the broadcaster at the end of last season to focus on his business interests.

Ferdinand, whose time on TNT Sports (previously known as BT Sport) spanned 10 years, has decided to relocate with his family to the United Arab Emirates, despite his son Lorenz signing his first professional contract with Brighton in July.

‘There’s not one reason,’ Ferdinand told The National, opening up on the decision. ‘I went for the Global Soccer Awards at Christmas and I hadn’t been there properly for about seven or eight years. I used to go there all the time before. 

‘We spent time with a couple of Kate’s friends who lived there and I just saw a different side to it. I also have a business out there, Football Escapes. 

‘In Dubai, it feels like they’re valued and the lifestyle means that they’re happy and vibrant with a good energy for the kids. Lifestyle, safety, weather and just a new life.’

Sharing a fun montage to Instagram on Monday, Kate , 34, wore a brown striped bikini with a matching draw string skirt as she soaked up some with with Rio, 46

Sharing a fun montage to Instagram on Monday, Kate , 34, wore a brown striped bikini with a matching draw string skirt as she soaked up some with with Rio, 46

Kate captioned the social media update: 'A weekend of us'

Kate captioned the social media update: ‘A weekend of us’

The Ferdinand family packed up their lives in south-east London in exchange for a lavish £6.5million mansion in the sun-soaked desert of Dubai this summer

The Ferdinand family packed up their lives in south-east London in exchange for a lavish £6.5million mansion in the sun-soaked desert of Dubai this summer

He continued: ‘I wanted a new chapter and I’ve been doing TNT (TV) since I retired for the last 10-11 years. When I made the decision, I thought ‘this must be 30 years when my life is driven by the fixture list.’ 

‘Not now. I’m not leaving football, but it’s just not the governing body of my life now. I’ve got to be honest, it feels nice.’

The Manchester United legend went on to admit that his children’s education was a key motivation behind the move. 

‘I thought about moving, then we went back again in February for a little look at the schools just in case and it just pricked my mind to think about it,’ he added. 

‘That was almost like a big kicker for me because the education system felt different, felt better for my kids. The children who are coming are 14, which is perfect because it’s their two years of GCSEs starting this August. 

‘Then we’ve got a four and a two-year-old, so it’s perfect timing for them as well. And the curriculum is English curriculum, but it’s just done a different way. I feel the teachers in the UK feel a little bit like undervalued, underpaid.’

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