Myleene Klass Celebrates 48 in Bikini and Ear Muffs

stripped down to a skimpy bikini and ear muffs as she marked her 48th birthday on Monday. 

The TV presenter, who has jetted off on a snowy mountain getaway, looked incredible in the skimpy black two-piece, featuring a triangle bikini top and matching tie-side bottoms. 

Flaunting her toned physique, Myleene wore a pair of black snow boots, further accessorising her look with white ear muffs and black oversized shades. 

The beauty appeared in great spirits as she posed up a storm for the camera, ringing in her birthday in style. 

She captioned the sizzling snaps: 'Such a happy birthday', before tagging her outfit details. 

There's no doubt Myleene is enjoying some time away following the stress of her stalker ordeal.

Myleene was subjected to a year of sheer terror while working at Classic FM by a man called Peter Windsor. 

He sent her an air pistol and other items so traumatic that police refused to tell her or the public what they were, leaving her feeling 'censored from her own life.' 

Myleene told The Telegraph she was left questioning what on earth police thought could be more disturbing than an air pistol, leaving her fearing for her and her family's safety and turning their home into a version of Fort Knox. 

Windsor, 61, was found guilty of two counts of stalking involving serious harm and distress after a seven-day jury trial and was given an indefinite hospital order at Warwick Crown Court.

He stalked both Myleene and her colleague Katie Breathwick over four years and had sent the air pistol, handcuffs and a Catwoman outfit, as well as unhinged letters featuring sexual and Satanic imagery and around 1000 gifts.

Myleene was not aware of the threat at first - she missed emails from Breathwick about the stalking and later learned that security had thrown out many of Windsor's letters and packages. 

She was only made aware in August 2024 when security emailed her a list of 12 items she had been sent with a note saying: 'We don't think there's anything for you to worry about, but we're making you aware.'

At this point, she was receiving up to four items a day from Windsor, who had been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.