Abbey Clancy looked sensational as she took to Instagram on Saturday to share a sneak peak of her latest shoot with Perfect Magazine.
The model, 38, posed up a storm for the campaign as she donned a very daring black Moschino swimsuit which was illustrated with white brush strokes of the female anatomy.
The mother-of-four flaunted her incredible physique in the swimwear which featured a very high leg cut, highlighting her slender figure.
Abbey struck a sultry pose for the shots as she completed the look with black cat-eye liner and a voluminous blow dry.
Adding a few inches to her height the star also wore a pair of chunky black high heels as she shared the behind the scenes clip.
Abbey Clancy, 38, posed up a storm as she showcased her incredible figure in a VERY daring Moschino swimsuit for Perfect Magazine shoot as she shared a sneak peak on her Instagram on Saturday
The mother-of-four flaunted her incredible physique in the swimwear which featured a very high leg cut, highlighting her slender figure
Abbey captioned the post: ‘@theperfectmagazine ISSUE 6 sneak peak ❤️’.
And fans went wild for the clip as they complimented the star on her Perfect Magazine shoot.
One wrote: ‘*Jaw hits floor*’ while a second added: ‘Amazing. Such a funny lady too. Loved your TV spot on celebrity houses. You are a true scouser’.
A third joked: ‘I wish my legs were half as long as those LOVING the swimsuit too…’
Another added: ‘4 kids and a body like that absolutely unreal’.
Meanwhile celebrity pal Holly Willoughby commented: ‘Gorgeous’ and former Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt sent a series of fire emojis.
It comes after Abbey celebrated her 38th birthday at the Corinthia hotel in London last week alongside her husband Peter Crouch.
Making use of the luxury hotel’s spa, Abbey showcased her incredible physique as she posed in a bikini for a cheeky mirror selfie on her Instagram.
Abbey’s fans and celebrity pals went wild for the clip as they complimented the star on her latest shoot
It comes after Abbey flaunted her incredible physique in a skimpy bikini as she celebrated her 38th birthday alongside husband Peter Crouch following romantic hotel stay at the Corinthia Hotel last week
Taking to Instagram, the mother-of-four also shared some snaps from the couple’s romantic break as the pair made the most of the hotel’s spa
The pair finished the day with a delicious afternoon tea as Abbey took a photo of the remnants on her plate, writing: ‘Perfect ending to the perfect day’
Sharing the black and white snap the star flaunted her toned abs as she wrote: ‘Spa time @corinthialondon’.
Abbey and Peter have four children: daughters Sophia Ruby, 12, and Liberty Rose, 8, and sons Johnny, 6, and Jack, four, yet the parents enjoyed some one-on-one time to mark Abbey’s birthday.
Posting a snap of Peter relaxing in a huge jacuzzi she joked: ‘Anyone would think it’s his birthday’.
The pair finished the day with a delicious afternoon tea as Abbey took a photo of the remnants on her plate, writing: ‘Perfect ending to the perfect day’.
It comes after Abbey revealed she was left ‘crying hysterically’ after beginning to feel numb from the waist down amid a terrifying health scare.
She was convinced she was suffering from something menacing and visited a Multiple Sclerosis specialist… who revealed that her jeans were just too tight.
Speaking on her Newlyweds podcast with Peter, Abbey said: ‘It’s when I had these jeans on, they were so tight they would stop the blood where I was sitting down.’
Abbey googled her symptoms, and the symptoms matched that of autoimmune disease multiple sclerosis (MS).
The NHS says MS is a condition that can affect the brain and spinal cord, causing a wide range of potential symptoms, including problems with vision, arm or leg movement, sensation or balance.
She continued: ‘I’d been holding [the worry] in so much that when I got to the doctor, I went hysterical and couldn’t stop crying’.
Abbey explained how the doctor reassured her she did not have MS, but instead suggested she was likely suffering from a mental health condition.
Peter then chipped, telling listeners: ‘Health anxiety is a thing, she has got an issue with that, I’d like Abs to worry less’.
‘It feels like she takes on everyone’s problems, It’s a nice thing but it takes its toll.’
Health anxiety, or hypochondria, is when you constantly worry you’re ill or getting ill – so much so that it begins taking over your life.
Symptoms include frequently checking your body for signs of illness and obsessively looking at health information on the internet.