A Place In The Sun’s Jasmine Harman looks sensational in a very busty swimsuit in throwback snap
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Jasmine Harman of A Place In The Sun looks sensational in a very busty swimsuit as she shares a throwback from the show’s wrap party
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She helps couples find their dream home in incredible sun-filled locations.
And Jasmine Harman looks sensational in a very busty swimsuit as she shared a throwback snap from A Place In The Sun’s wrap party on Friday.
The presenter, 46, showed off her incredible figure as she relaxed in the pool after a busy shoot for the new season of the programme.
Glowing: Jasmine Harman, 46, looks sensational in a very busty swimsuit as she shared a throwback snap from A Place In The Sun’s wrap party on Friday
Jasmine brushed her blonde locks from her face and opted for a subtle eyeliner to enhance her bronzed complexion.
She captioned the photo: “Back to a few weeks ago when we had an impromptu wrap party in the pool!”
It comes after Jasmine shared a candid photo of her weight gain from ’emotional eating and drinking’, while admitting she’s found this lockdown ‘harder than ever’.
Sun-drenched: The presenter showed off her incredible figure while relaxing in the pool after a busy shoot for the new season of the program
Fun: Next to the photo she wrote: “Back to a few weeks ago when we had an impromptu wrap party in the pool!”
The mum of two, from London, posted ‘before and after’ pandemic photos of her posing in a sports bra and jeans to Instagram and shared how she feels her identity is ‘dissolving’ because she is unable to work.
She added that while she loves spending time with her children Albion and Joy, who she shares with husband Jon Boast, she’s “struggling to keep her head above water.”
“I barely find the time to brush my hair, let alone put on makeup or do a workout,” she explained in the lengthy post.
Transformation: It comes after Jasmine shared a candid photo of her weight gain from ’emotional eating and drinking’, while admitting she found this lockdown ‘harder than ever’
“I’ve found this latest lockdown more difficult than ever and I’m sure I’m not the only one. Homeschooling is tough and as much as I love spending time with my kids, I really miss my job. “I feel like my identity is disappearing, and I’ve been eating and drinking emotionally.”
Jasmine said she was inspired to share the post after seeing herself on TV and wondering if she would ever be “that perfect” again.
“It was a strange sensation,” she explained. ‘What I’ve come to realize in the past few months (almost a year!) since the first lockdown is that people react differently.
‘Some take on new projects and challenges, work on themselves, play sports, master a new skill. And some are like me. Difficulty keeping my head above water.’
Jasmine’s recognizable post attracted more than 7,700 likes and many praised her honesty (photo before the pandemic on Spain’s Costa Blanca)