Molly-Mae Hague was told motherhood clearly suits her as she wows her fans by posing in a bikini on a boat after opening up about her body image fears.
Five months on from welcoming baby Bambi, she looked incredible as she enjoys a sun-soaked get-away to Athens.
The former Love Island star, 24, welcomed her first child with boyfriend Tommy Fury back in January.
The social media superstar has been incredibly open and honest about the lack of confidence she has in her body image ever since the tot's arrival.
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Her fans told her she looks stunning after the Instagram snap which captured the reality star on her Greek holiday.
Wearing a white two-piece, Molly looked the epitome of summer chic as she accessorised with a pair of tinted sunglasses and a white linen top on board.
Molly-Mae captioned the post: "Family boat day."
It floored her fans and one told her: "Motherhood suits you Molly, u look beautiful."
Another said: "My faves, you look stunning Molly" while another told her she looked "unreal" in the swimsuit snaps.
She went on to shared a cute snap of her and Bambi at the front of the boat, looking out over the blue ocean.
They appear to be staying at the Four Seasons Hotel, getting the keys to one of the plush Sea View Bungalow rooms, which can cost up to £2,000 a night.
Last week she opened up about her body image concerns after taking to her YouTube channel to answer a few fan questions.
"I am struggling massively with my body at the minute," Molly-Mae said. "As much as I've just had a baby, I'm truly not helping myself.
"My diet at the minute is shocking. I'm doing next to no exercise and I don't know what's doing on.
"Because before I had Bambi, I used to like going to the gym I wasn't a fitness fanatic but I used to love doing my walks and doing my general exercise but at the minute, I'm like truly against it and I have no idea why.
"Especially because every day I wake up and look in the mirror and I'm not comfortable with the way I look and that's just me being honest."
She added: "I do find it hard to look at myself in the mirror naked and think, 'You look great' or 'I love my body'. I'm trying to erase it and I'm definitely accepting it but it doesn't mean I love it and it doesn't mean I'm happy with it and I know I can be a lot happier."
