Lisa Snowdon, 51, looks incredible in a busty purple bikini as she poses for sizzling snaps in her garden

Lisa Snowdon looked incredible as she put on a busty display in a skimpy purple bikini top as she posed up a storm for Instagram snaps on Sunday.

The presenter, 51, took advantage of the British weather as she relaxed on a sun lounger in her garden in the little triangle.

She accessorized by layering three colorful beaded necklaces and protected from the sun behind large sunglasses.

The former model beamed for stunning selfies that showed off her glowing bronzed tan.

Lisa let go of her long dark locks and applied a luminous makeup palette to accentuate her beauty.

selfie! Lisa Snowdon looked incredible as she put on a busty show in a skimpy purple bikini top as she posed before a storm for Instagram snaps on Sunday

She made fun of her moody expression and wrote, “I am happy promise – swipe.”

It comes after Lisa admitted that her life “didn’t turn out the way she wanted it to,” while confessing that she was “jealous” when her friends had kids.

The fashion model, who has remained open about her fertility struggles, devastating miscarriage and regrets over an abortion she had in her late 20s, has chronicled her emotions in her new book Just Getting Started.

Speaking to Ranvir Singh, 46, about Lorraine, Lisa recalled the ‘pains of grief’ she would feel upon hearing the news that her friends were pregnant when she agreed not to have children of her own.

The radio host began, “It’s such a terrible emotion to give in to jealousy.

“Unless you’re trying to be a mother, you don’t understand that feeling, that little pang of sadness. This was a strong emotion for me when I had a miscarriage in my early forties.”

Lisa continued, “It took me a long time to come to terms with the fact that this wasn’t going to be for me, in this life, but it didn’t stop me from feeling that sadness. I was overjoyed for them, but you can’t help it.

“I try to dig deep and be like my life didn’t turn out the way I wanted it to, but I try to reframe it and look at what I have.”

Glowing: The presenter, 51, appeared to be making the most of the British weather as she relaxed on a sun lounger in her garden in the little triangle number

Glowing: The presenter, 51, appeared to be making the most of the British weather as she relaxed on a sun lounger in her garden in the little triangle number

She suffered a devastating miscarriage live on air after a violent assault from an abusive ex-boyfriend and admitted to suffering with thoughts that the devastating outcome could be a “punishment” for an abortion she had in her late 20s.

“If I was still grieving for the child I lost, I would never be satisfied and I would never be happy. I have to look around and be thankful for what I do have,” she added.

It was hard enough for former model and TV presenter Lisa not to realize her lifelong dream of having children.

However, if that pain wasn’t enough to bear, Lisa tormented herself in her darkest hours thinking her miscarriage was a “punishment.”

In fact, for the past 20+ years she’s envisioned that baby as a child, a teen, and now a young adult, painfully aware of how different her life would have turned out had she continued with the pregnancy.

“I’d think, ‘Was that my chance and it’s gone? Is this my punishment? Maybe I don’t deserve to be a mother because I did,'” Lisa said, despite decades in show business, refreshingly level-headed. ‘

“You do let yourself be tortured a bit. I think we women have the ability to do that to ourselves many times.

“We just try to sprinkle salt on the wound when we feel bad. We’re like “what else can I do to make myself feel even worse?” To blame ourselves and feel shame.

“I stand by the fact that it (the termination) was the right decision because I’ve always thought that if I’m going to start a family, I want a supportive partner — who’s loving, who’s there — and I was with a man who wasn’t the right man to have in my life. He had disappointed me enormously, was not even there for the first doctor’s appointment (about the pregnancy).

“Had I had the baby, I would have been connected to that man for the rest of my life. But every once in a while I thought, “Gosh, he or she would be of such or such age now”. You never forget.’

Difficult: It comes after Lisa admitted her life

Difficult: It comes after Lisa admitted her life “didn’t turn out the way she wanted it to,” confessing she was “jealous” when her friends had kids