Laura Hamilton looked nothing short of sensational in a skimpy black ʙικιɴι as she posed for sizzling Instagram snaps on the beach during a lavish getaway on Monday.
The TV presenter, 42, showed off her amazing figure in the £155 metallic two-piece from Strictly star Tess Daly’s brand Naia Beach.
Laura wowed as she added an orange zebra sheer cover-up and shielded from the sun behind a pair of chunky black sunglᴀsses.
Keeping cool, the A Place In The Sun host pulled her long blonde tresses up in a high bun and accessorised with a pair of stud earrings.
She smiled as she picked up a shell before sitting on the sand to top up her tan.
Laura’s trip comes as A Place In The Sun is set to undergo a major overhaul in 2025, as Channel 4 confirmed two huge changes to the beloved travel series.
Laura Hamilton looked nothing short of sensational in a skimpy black ʙικιɴι as she posed for sizzling Instagram snaps on the beach during a lavish getaway on Monday
The TV presenter, 42, showed off her amazing figure in the £155 metallic two-piece from Strictly star Tess Daly ‘s brand Naia Beach
The series is not only moving to a new time slot, but it is also exploring new climates, according to The Mirror.
Amid a new schedule shakeup, A Place In The Sun will return in January during the channel’s tea time slot – 6pm – instead of their usual early afternoon place at 4pm.
Premiering on January, 2, the property show will also feature some new breathtaking locations.
These include the Mediterranean isle of Gozo – part of the archipelago of Malta – and the historical towns of Lake Garda in Italy.
Presenter Jasmine Harman, who relocated to Spain with her family in 2023, is thrilled about the change.
She told the publication: ‘We are so excited to bring A Place In The Sun to a new teatime slot.
‘This move reflects the show’s popularity and our dedication to providing viewers with inspirational stories and exciting journeys.’
‘Our move to Spain has transformed my life, so I hope we’ll be able to do the same for even more house hunters dreaming of living in the sun.’
