She is not one to shy away from sharing eye-popping posts on social media.
And Demi Rose sent temperatures soaring once again on Friday as she enjoyed a lavish boat trip in Greece.
The model, 27, put on a very busty display in her recent Instagram Stories as she slipped into a tiny white ʙικιɴι.
Demi accessorised with a white visor and style shades, while sporting a glam makeup look and scraping her brunette locks back in a ponytail.
In one snap, the influencer flashed her dazzling white smile as she steered the luxury boat before showing off the stunning scenery.
In a new interview she opened up on the difficult time in her childhood, with the star stating how she turned to drink after watching her ‘parents’ patterns’, recalling how ‘things became too much’ for her.
Demi, who has since found fame thanks to her sizzling snaps, told how things turned around for her when she joined MySpace.
Speaking on the Dirty Mother Pukka podcast, Demi detailed some tough moments from the past, with her tormentors even putting chewing gum in her hair.
She explained: ‘Through my childhood at school, I just got bullied by everyone. Boys, girls, and so I wasn’t really able to learn.
‘Everyone just used to like to pick on me, put chewing gum in my hair, like, just to wind me up for their own entertainment.’
The stunner went on to say that around the same time she was ‘diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome, which means you’re tired all the time’, which Demi describing it as ‘more like depression’.
She went on to recall that she skipped most classes and stayed at home, telling the podcast: ‘I used to go to school for about three hours a week or something, just picking my favourite subjects and having therapy and antidepressants.’
Things got so bad for Demi that she down glᴀsses of vodka, admitting she took the action after being influenced by her late mother who sometimes turned to drink to deal with her problems.
She said: ‘There was one moment where I got so embarrᴀssed, just by some girls, and growing up, I looked at my mum’s patterns of, say, if she’d have a problem she’d go to drink or whatever.
