Doutzen Kroes passionately kisses husband Sunnery James before showing off her physique in a skimpy bikini during idyllic Ibiza getaway

Doutzen Kroes gave a much-loved performance with husband DJ Sunnery James Gorré on Thursday as they hit the beach on their idyllic Ibiza getaway.

The model, 38, couldn’t stay away from her DJ partner, 42, as they shared a passionate kiss as they cooled off in the water together.

And in addition to sharing the love with her man, Doutzen was sure to get hearts racing for other beachgoers as she showed off her incredible figure in a skinny mismatched bikini.

The former Victoria’s Secret model showed off her washboard abs and toned legs in a tiny black bikini top and gray bottoms as she strolled on the sand and splashed in the water.

Doutrzen, who also added a white beach hat to her ensemble, looked good as she happily soaked up the sun.

And as it turned out, Dutch DJ Sunnery certainly appreciated his wife’s figure, as he was lovingly patted on her bottom before pulling her in for another kiss.

The couple is on their Spanish vacation with son Phyllon Joy and daughter Myllena Mae.

The couple has been married to Doutzen Telling since 2010 The times of their relationship: ‘We still have so much passion together, only we are grown up now.’

Doutzen started her modeling career in 2003 and is said to be one of the highest paid models, with an estimated income of over $5 million a year.

In 2014, she ranked second on Forbes’ list of highest-earning models, earning an estimated $8 million in one year.

Style maven Doutzen was a Victoria’s Secret Angel from 2008 to 2014, and in 2013 she made history as the first model to land four different international solo covers of Vogue’s September issue in one year.

Despite her success, Doutzen did not dream of becoming a model and only started it as a way to earn some extra pocket money as a teenager.

Reflecting on her early days in New York, she said, “I was 18, but I think I came across as a 13-year-old, oblivious to everything that was happening. Coming from a very small village, I always wanted to go home. It’s almost like I didn’t want it.’