Louise Thompson shows off her gym-honed frame in a plunging bikini and chic swimsuit as she posts snaps with son Leo from family holiday to Greece

Louise Thompson took to Instagram on Sunday, posting photos from her family holiday to Greece.

The former Made In Chelsea star, 33, showed off her gym frame in a plunging bikini as she held son Leo.

In another photo she donned a chic black swimsuit, while elsewhere she posed in a slate gray bodysuit, worn with a denim shirt.

Louise captioned her post: ‘I’m having a little rummage through some holiday photos and selecting some of my favorite ‘feel-good’ outfits.’

Louise has been struggling with PTSD and anxiety following the birth of her son in November 2021 and has been open about her conscious mental and physical symptoms for the past 18 months.

Glam: In another photo from her recent family vacation, she donned a chic black swimsuit

Effortless: Elsewhere she posed in a slate gray bodysuit, worn with a denim shirt

Louise recently revealed she hadn’t spoken to her fiancé Ryan Libbey for six months and ‘couldn’t look at him’ after the traumatic birth of their son Leo.

She explained that they were “mutually paralyzed” by the “medical events” and found it impossible to talk “while still living in terror.”

Alongside a video of them playing tennis in the kitchen, the TV personality admitted they could only talk when they were working out.

She revealed in the open and honest Instagram post: ‘Playing indoor tennis and shooting the wind… except we’re actually talking about some pretty heavy stuff***. It turns out this is the only way we know how.”

Louise continued: ‘I wonder how many of you thought you were good at talking about your feelings? I have always been someone who likes to talk.

“Honestly, I could talk the hind legs off a donkey. And I’ve always been someone who likes to talk about ‘the deep stuff’. I love therapy and equally enjoy a good chin wag with friends.

‘Actually, there are few things I love more than sitting in a DMC with someone. We humans are social beings and when we talk we feel more connected. That sense of connection is one of the reasons I like posting here.

“I consider myself one of the lucky ones because of my ability to talk to anyone about anything. I find it almost easier to talk to a complete stranger than to someone closer to home… that way I have a little less judgement.

Sensational: Louise showed off her chic sense of style in a light blue cut-out dress

Beautiful: the reality star combined a strapless bikini top with a beautiful maxi skirt

Fashionista: Louise looked divine in orange shorts and a button-up tank top, while carrying a bright blue Chanel bag

Cute: for a beach day with her son, the TV personality wore an oversized top with little blue shorts and sneakers

“The Uber driver. The DPD delivery person. My neighbour. They have all been my therapist at some point. I’m an oversharer and, quite frankly, unbearably honest (about my own stuff). I think it’s the nature of the business I’ve been in for the past fifteen years.

‘There’s not much room to hide. Trying to keep secrets will only get you found out later… Especially on a reality TV show. I didn’t have the luxury of privacy or hiding certain pieces of information. Now that I have more ‘editorial control’, it feels like too much effort to constantly self-censor.

‘Soo… after having confronted these (probably quite annoying) character traits, what I’m about to say is quite alarming…

‘Ryan and I didn’t have good conversations for months after the trauma of Leo’s arrival. We didn’t talk at all. Very limited talking for the first six months of life.’

She continues: ‘Every evening we sat in silence at our kitchen table. Couldn’t muster a peep. Couldn’t even look at his face.

“I don’t think I asked him a single question until Leo was at least four months old. I didn’t even really recognize him as a person in my house. (Before you think I’m a total monster, he didn’t ask how I was doing either).

‘It was a mutual paralysis. Things were so dire that we couldn’t even begin to appreciate how strange this behavior was. It’s only when I think about it that I recognize how strange it is

‘We only talked about what happened (the medical incidents) for the first time this year. That is more than 1 year later. And that’s the person I live with. My life partner

Precious: Louise looked elegant in a stylish black and white ensemble as she sat with Leo

Fabulous: The mother-of-one had a standout fashion moment in a blue halterneck maxi dress

Hugs: The MIC star wrapped her arms around her son as he was dressed in orange

‘It was impossible to talk about things while still living in fear. It was too raw. Too painful.

“I NEVER thought I would be someone who ‘couldn’t talk about anything’… no matter how challenging the circumstances were. How can something be so difficult? After all, they are just words. I didn’t understand it…until I did it. And I learned it the hard way

‘⁣⁣⁣I remember asking my mother early in my recovery, ‘What can I do?’ What could I do? what should I do? Should I talk!? I didn’t even know if I was allowed to talk. How strange is that concept. I didn’t know if talking would sort of confuse my brain.⁣⁣⁣’⁣⁣⁣