Luisa Zissman showcases her svelte figure in a yellow bikini during her sun-soaked Thai getaway

Luisa Zissman donned a yellow bikini while visiting a farmyard during her getaway to sun-kissed Thailand on Saturday.

The former Apprentice star, 35, looked sensational in the skimpy two-piece as she posed for a slew of hilarious snaps with a herd of pigs.

The swimsuit featured a bandeau top and high-cut pants and perfectly showcased her slender figure.

Shielding her eyes behind oversized sunglasses, Luisa wore her caramel locks—ironically—in pigtails as she crouched down and got dirty in the mud.

Writing: ‘There’s a reason the expression “as happy as a pig in shit” exists.’

“Today, I experienced the expression in real life and I can confirm that when I was shooting with these guys, I really was as happy as a pig in shit.”

Last year, Luisa revealed that she is of African descent after finding old photographs of her great-grandfather and other family members.

She also told how she thinks she is related to the former president of South Africa, Nelson Mandela.

Speaking on his recent podcast episode with co-host Anna Williamson, the reality TV star explained how people “wouldn’t believe him” if they didn’t see photographs to prove it, so he later shared photos of his late relative on Instagram.

Speaking on the subject of family traditions, Luisa mentions her ‘affinity’ with Nelson Mandela on LuAnna’s podcast.

‘Shall we talk about my black grandfather in the capsule? We have to upload the photos or people won’t believe me,” she told co-host Anna Williamson.

“We had family on the right and the old photos came out, I think I might have realized my affinity for Nelson.” I think I’m related to Nelson Mandela.

‘Because when we saw the photo of my great-grandfather he was black.

“Actually, we don’t know what part of Africa he was from, all we know is that he was African. Maybe he was from West Africa, but we don’t know. How do I find out?

‘I would like to think that I am related to Nelson Mandela.

He added that the man he refers to in the image is the father of his grandmother, whose mother was Italian.

Luisa adds: “Although it even looks black, right?”

‘Now, her eldest son is the only one alive of the four children,’ explained Luisa.

‘My grandmother [grandma] He died, both of my mother’s uncles died and there’s only one left, and he’s old and started to have Alzheimer’s.

‘There was also a suspicion that my great-grandfather was a spy… now that my great-uncle Hector is backing down, he keeps talking about the fact that he would have to go through the tunnels with packages and meet soldiers in Germany.’

She later took to Instagram to show her 625,000 followers exactly what she was referring to in the episode.

Writing in a caption of two snapshots showing her grandfather and other deceased family members, Luisa said: ‘Hey guys, if you listen to LuAnna: The Podcast, I know I promised you pictures of my great-grandfather.

‘Here you go, the girl in the photos is my Nonna (Italian for grandmother), so my mom mom. The boys are her brothers.

‘The eldest boy (Uncle Hector) is the only brother left alive (of 4) ❤️ I told everyone I was African and they didn’t believe me.’

Luisa’s revelations come shortly after Ulrika Jonsson criticized her for branding NHS workers planning a strike “cruel” and said staff should never have entered the profession if they were concerned about wages.

She criticized NHS staff, calling them ‘irresponsible’, ‘cruel’ and ‘jumped’.

Writing in his column for SunUlrika said Luisa’s comments were ‘ruthless’ as she praised the nurses for the work they do.

She wrote: ‘Zissman’s comments about nurses are not only extraordinarily ruthless, but also show irreproachable ignorance.

“Sometimes you have to wonder if some people aren’t completely lacking in intelligence and empathy.”

Ulrika said that being a nurse required ‘dedication’ and no one who chooses it as a career does so for the money.

While she doesn’t like the planned strike, Ulrika said she likes it even less that ‘top accountants’ get six-figure salaries while bottom ones ‘are up against the wall’.

Ulrika added: “She won’t care what I or anyone else thinks of her comments, which is why, thank goodness, there will never be a Zissman nurse.”