A PLACE In The Sun’s Jasmine Harman has stripped off to a strapless leopard print swimsuit while sipping a cocktail on a yacht.
The 47-year-old Channel 4 anchor looked as glam as ever while posing in a sunny location and enjoying some down time.
Jasmine donned a large sun hat and glasses and showed off her curves in the leopard swimwear.
She accessorised with some necklaces and wore her blonde hair down in loose waves.
Throwing her hands up in the air while filming, Jasmine penned: “Working hard? Or Hardly working? It’s a tough job but someone’s gotta do it!
“I know you won’t believe me but I actually hated every minute of this.”
Fans were loving Jasmine’s stunning look, as one wrote: “
You look great Jasmine. I love your cossie. Xxx”
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A second added: “You’re looking great Jasmine x,” and a third penned: “Looking gorgeous 🔥.”
It comes after the stylish star opened up on her weight loss transformation in a series of before and after images.
Back in 2019, she lost 20lbs in five months – and took to social media to show off the results.
Now Jasmine has revealed her latest milestone.
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She posted the two snaps with the caption: "Look at the difference!"
She added: "Detox and debloat supplements have really helped my health and wellbeing journey."
Jasmine then gave her followers a code to use for the JS Health Vitamins supplements.
Previously giving a further clue as to how she achieved her toned look, she wrote on Instagram: "I've lost over 20lbs since I began exercising again 5 months ago, along with eating more whole #vegan foods and less junk, smaller portions, less alcohol, fewer snacks like crisps and biscuits, and definitely a lot less bread."
Admitting she had adopted a "mindful eating" programme in the past, Jasmine added: "There may be various reasons why I was so bloated, but I feel that bread may be a big contributing factor.”
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