Megan Barton Hanson left fans picking their jaws up off the floor thanks to her latest online post.
The Love Island beauty, who used to date Wes Nelson, took to Instagram to share a sultry online clip.
Posting to her army of followers, Meg, 27, looked sensational as she flaunted her toned frame.
Showing off her curves, Megan oozed sex appeal in a cheeky mirror video.
Pouting up a storm, the blonde babe playfully twisted her body left and right as hit record.
Thanks to her lingerie being made out of sheer lace, Megan's outfit left almost nothing to the imagination.
With see-through panelling, the former stripper sent imaginations into overdrive.
However, keen not to push Instagram's nudity limits too far, Megan kept her modesty intact by covering her most intimate regions with intricate floral detailing.
Megan recently let rip at an online troll after they savaged her for promoting sex toys on her platform.
Ever since leaving the ITV villa, Megan has used her platform to speak about body positivity and promote sex eduction.
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The starlet hit back: "Get a hobby or a toy from @lelo_official.
"Have an orgasm and it might release some of that negative energy."
Megan has regularly teamed up with sex toy giant Lelo to promote their various adult ranges.
The high-end brand is popular with celebs including British chart topper Lily Allen.
Daily Star recently revealed how ITV are now blocking reality stars who use racy site OnlyFans from appearing on their shows.
Like countless other celebs, Megan has turned to the platform during lockdown to help bring in extra money and cash in on her sex appeal.
A source said: "ITV are now against talent with pay-per-view fans sites such as OnlyFans when looking at stars being involved in new shows.
"The decision isn't aligned to any one show in particular but across the board.
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"It's thought that such explicit work isn't compatible with their audience."
The source added: "To be fair to ITV it's not just them.
"Channels in general are cracking down – it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say it can be a deal-breaker for some producers."
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