Lisa Snowdon, 54, stuns in new swimwear campaign

displayed her incredible figure in an array of swimwear for her new campaign with Bonmarché.

The This Morning star, 54, who recently , took to Instagram on Friday with a sizzling clip showcasing her latest collection with the designer.

She kicked things off in a striking green one-piece that immediately stole attention, before switching into a neon green bikini paired with a breezy white kaftan.

Next up, she leaned into glam beach vibes with a paisley-print swimsuit that showed off her toned figure, followed by another fresh green two-piece.

And just when it looked like she might be done, she upped the drama again in a peacock-print swimsuit complete with a matching flowing kaftan.

To go along with the swimwear, Lisa dropped several stylish cover-ups and summer co-ord sets perfect for a holiday. 

Alongside the clip, she wrote: 'You’ve been waiting patiently and now she’s here!

'My peacock kimono kaftan and my latest swimwear drop with @bonmarche.

'Which ones are your favourites?!'

It comes after Lisa said she didn't realise she had put on weight from the menopause due to not owning scales at home. 

But after gaining three stone in her mid-40s and not being able to fit into her clothes comfortably, she admitted she was 'astonished' by the weight gain.

Now looking better than ever, Lisa has put her weight loss down to 'fasting' and watching what she eats.

The ITV star said she is happy being a 'bit bigger now than she was in her 20s' as that is 'normal'. 

It comes after Lisa revealed how the onset of the menopause wreaked havoc with her sex life, saying: 'Wanting to bounce around the bedroom just wasn't on my radar.'

Speaking openly about how mid-life hormonal changes affected her relationship with fiancé George Smart, who she's been dating for eleven years, she told the Daily Mail how her 'mojo' deserted her.

The star said she was left blindsided by the impact of early menopause, saying that the 'really close' relationship she'd enjoyed with George was derailed by her feelings of being 'disconnected' from intimacy.

The This Morning presenter describes how a double whammy of exhaustion and fluctuating hormones didn't just dampen her ardour, it drowned it completely.

'For women, sex is such a mental thing, and when I didn't know what was happening to me, the last thing I wanted to do was get sexy between the sheets. I was just trying to put one foot in front of the other each day,' she says candidly.

She credited George, whom she first dated more than 20 years ago when she was an MTV DJ and reunited with in 2014, with helping her through the most trying times.

She admitted it wasn't always easy for the Yorkshire-born entrepreneur, saying she could be 'a bit of a b****' at times, as frustration and mood swings took hold', but said her partner remained patient and understanding throughout.

'I lashed out, and it was horrible when those sorts of rages just took over me,' she said, adding, 'thankfully, George was super understanding and never made me feel pressured.'

'He always knew there was something else going on. He was incredible, he still is.'

Lisa reflects that it was just over a decade ago when she felt the first symptoms of the peri-menopause slowly infiltrating her daily life.

The hardest part was being misdiagnosed with depression in her early forties after visiting her GP. She experienced anxiety, low moods and bouts of uncontrollable emotion and knew she wasn't herself.

At 42, she found herself weeping in her doctor's surgery, unable to explain why she suddenly felt so lost.

'I just remember bursting into tears. It was the first time I'd acknowledged that I'd hit rock bottom.'

Her doctor prescribed antidepressants, but Lisa said her gut was telling her there was something else going on.

In 2019, Lisa got the definitive knowledge that she was experiencing full-blown menopause.

There was, she says, a myriad of symptoms - from poor sleep to skin changes - and thousands spent on private doctors, before she finally received her diagnosis and was put on hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

It wasn't until she started taking the HRT, which helps alleviate menopause symptoms by replacing the hormones estrogen and progesterone, that everything started to make sense.

Her libido also came back after taking the hormones, but Lisa added she went through a 'journey of communication, patience and feeling confident and connected again in myself and my body'.