Coronation Street’s Arianna Ajtar sends temperatures soaring in plunging white ʙικιɴι whilst soaking up the sun on luxury holiday in Barbados
Arianna Ajtar sent temperatures soaring as she soaked up the sun on the beach in Bridgetown, Barbados, on Friday. The former Coronation Street star, 27, put on a busty display in a plunging white ʙικιɴι, made up of high-waisted bottoms and a skimpy top.
She showed off her incredible figure in the eye-popping ensemble as she relaxed on the beach with her friends on the Caribbean island. Arianna wore her dampened brunette tresses loosely cascading across her shoulders as she cooled off with a dip in the sea.
She showed off her natural beauty for the sun-soaked beach day and accessorised her look with a shell anklet.
Arianna, who played Olivia Radfield in the ITV soap, has been keeping her Instagram followers updated on her holiday by posting a number of jaw-dropping pH๏τos.
On Friday she attended a friend’s hen party on the stunning island and posted a picture showing herself posing up a storm in a skimpy black string ʙικιɴι. Arianna left little to the imagination in the plunging swimsuit, which she paired with a netted sarong.
She accessorised with a gold chain around her waist and a cream tᴀsselled bag, while she also opted for a glamorous palette of make-up for the outing.
Arianna originally starred on Coronation Street from 2018 to 2019, and has since been living a jet-setting lifestyle.
She has been seen soaking up in the sun in the likes of Ibiza, Cannes, Dubai, Crete and Paris over the last year, after setting up her own clothing brand Mars The Label.
During her soap opera stint, her character Olivia unknowingly became a drugs mule after arriving on the cobbles to pose for an Underworld fashion shoot.
The pair then foiled Antoine’s dodgy scheme by replacing the drugs with icing sugar. Later, fans learned more of Olivia’s past, when it was revealed her mother May had faked her death so she could claim the life insurance payment.
Her father Duncan went onto steal charity money framed Sally Webster for the crime, and May’s ‘death’.
