Maura Higgins displays her jaw-dropping figure in floral bikini
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Maura Higgins shows off her stunning figure in a floral bikini as she soaks up the sun on her trip to the Maldives
She found fame by splurging in ITV’s Majorcan villa.
And Maura Higgins looked incredible as she shared a gorgeous bikini photo during a sun-soaked trip to the Maldives.
The former Love Island star, 31, showed off her stunning figure as she posed for a selfie in front of the pool.
Stunning: Maura Higgins looked incredible as she shared a gorgeous bikini photo during a sun-soaked trip to the Maldives
The Irish beauty donned a multicolored two-piece suit with a floral print and styled her dark brown locks into an updo.
The model also posed for a playful photo alongside her friend as she enjoyed a trip to the beach.
Maura shared a video of herself walking the deck while enjoying beautiful sea views.
It comes after Maura revealed she nearly died of toxic shock syndrome (TSS) after having a tampon inside her for three months.
Fun in the sun: The model also posed for a playful snap alongside her friend as she enjoyed a trip to the beach
TSS is often associated with tampon use in young women, but it can affect anyone of any age — including men and children — and can be fatal if not treated quickly.
She appeared on Shopping with Keith Lemon and described her “very bad experience” in an effort to warn others of the risks.
She said, ‘I had a really bad experience. I’m not a doctor, I don’t know much about that [TSS]but I know you’re not supposed to leave a tampon inside for longer than, I think it’s nine hours, I think that’s the maximum.
“I had a tampon in me for three months. When the doctor found it, it was stuck to my cervix. And I was so sick. I didn’t know what was going on…
‘I was so sick’: It comes after Maura revealed she nearly died of toxic shock syndrome (TSS) after having a tampon in her for three months
“People have died because of that.
“Young girls may not have noticed, like when you go out for a night, what if you get really drunk and forget that these things actually happen and people don’t talk about them.
“I remember when I was even in school, I took my tampon out of the pouch, shoved it into my sleeve, and then went to the bathroom like that… thinking back, why did I do that?
“It’s nothing to be ashamed of, so I think it’s an important topic, right?”
She said, “I had a tampon in me for three months. When the doctor found it, it was stuck to my cervix. And I was so sick. I didn’t know what was going on…”