It has been two decades since Myleene Klass stripped down to a tiny white bikini for a shower in the I'm A Celebrity jungle camp. Now, the TV personality, 48, is once again showing off her figure in a skimpy two-piece, this time for a fashion shoot on a sun-soaked beach.
Beach Photoshoot
Myleene modelled a halterneck top and drawstring bottoms featuring gold embellishments. She completed the look with statement earrings and chunky bracelets, posing confidently on the golden sand. Appearing in her element, she flashed a huge smile and captioned the post: 'Summer wardrobe essential….'
20-Year Anniversary
The shoot marks two decades since her famous shower scene in the jungle back in 2006, which she previously joked 'put her kids through school'. The nation's attention was grabbed when she went for a shower while sporting a tiny two-piece, showcasing her incredible frame. In 2023, she recreated the iconic scene for the all-star series I'm A Celebrity South Africa.
Myleene previously revealed that the original white bikini she wore in 2006 sold for a whopping £7,500 after the show, despite costing her just £40. She has been spotted in white bikinis numerous times over the years, even playing the I'm A Celeb theme tune on the piano while wearing one to promote the series two years ago.
Blood Donation Campaign
Earlier this month, Myleene urged fans to give blood, sharing a video documenting the process. The radio presenter posted an informative clip on Instagram showing the steps involved in donating blood. The video began with her arriving at an NHS blood donor centre, then showed her seated while a staff member cleaned her arm and inserted a needle. After completing the process, she was seen enjoying a custard cream biscuit.
Alongside the post, she wrote: 'A pint of the good stuff. The pay off: I lost my fake tan but I got a packet of custard creams afterwards.' She answered common questions, noting that the process takes only 6.5 minutes and that she went straight to school pick-up and other activities afterward. She encouraged others to donate, saying she feels lucky and wants to pay it forward, as one pint helps save three people.
