Olivia Attwood Shows Off Stunning Miami Look

She was soaking up the sun in Miami last week on a PR trip with Space NK.

And  flaunted her incredible figure in a series of new snaps shared from the getaway on Wednesday.

The former Love Island star, 35, displayed her toned abs in a black crop top and bikini bottoms as she gave a glimpse behind the scenes of a photoshoot.

She looked stunning in the skimpy outfit as she posed up a storm and accessorised with stylish shades. 

Reflecting on a fun time she penned in the caption of her post: 'Guys wait do I need to live here @spacenk.'

Olivia was living life to the fullest on the trip where she enjoyed boat trips and nights out with friends.

Earlier this week her rumoured boyfriend Pete Wicks was every inch the gentleman as he collected her from Airport after the glitzy brand trip to Miami.

The longtime friends are thought to be in the early stages of a romance after the Love Island star split from her husband Bradley Dack in January.

Pete and Olivia were seen sharing a kiss on a night out together in March, with sources claiming they were in an 'intimate' romance after nearly a decade of friendship. 

After Olivia touched back down in London, Pete picked her up from the airport with a coffee in hand before they headed back to his car after saying farewell to and .

The pair embraced as they reunited following their time apart, with Pete even showing his appreciation for Olivia's Instagram posts during their time away.

On Monday, Pete was teased by his best pal over his romance with Olivia in the newest episode of their podcast, after they attended her 35th birthday party recently.

Pete was seen at Olivia's 35th birthday party in London, with snaps showing the pair in a heated conversation outside the strip club Stringfellows.

However, the pair quickly kissed and made up and were seen in better spirits as they said goodbye to Sam and his girlfriend Talitha Balinska.

During Monday's episode of their Staying Relevant podcast, Sam began discussing the evening, and in a slip of the tongue said they were all joined by their 'other halves'.