Rhian Sugden displays her eye-popping assets in a very busty bikini in Crete

Rhian Sugden showed off her dazzling assets in a very busty bikini on Wednesday as she posted throwback snaps from her vacation in Crete.

The glamor model, 36, stunned in a sassy plunging number that highlighted her hourglass frame.

The khaki bikini featured yellow and orange floral prints on both the top and bottom and a high cut.

The floral two-piece boasted intricate strap detail over her toned torso as she posed for a selfie.

The beauty also showed off her sense of humor as she made a pun about her trip to the sun-drenched Greek island.

She wrote to her 490,000 followers: “Greece is the word. I’m still pulling out my vacation photos from last week. Feta never leaves.

“(Lols hard to himself).”

The blonde beauty previously posed in a neon green bikini on her travels.

She snapped a sexy selfie in a tiny green bikini that showed off her striking assets.

Her thong bikini top barely held her breathtaking bust as she made the most of her toned stomach with low-slung bottom.

She flaunted her dazzling good looks by going makeup free and shielding her eyes with oversized black sunglasses.

Adding delicate accessories, Rhian wore a set of earrings, a delicate bracelet and gold rings to complement her look.

It comes after Rhian shared how she developed an eating disorder as a result of the stress of IVF treatment and her mother’s diagnosis of colon cancer.

She explained how she could only eat half a banana and a piece of chocolate a day because eating made her feel like she was “suffocating.”

Rhian, who has undergone six failed rounds of IVF, said she dreamed of having “four or five” little boys running around but would be “lucky to have just one now.”

The model and her actor husband Oliver Mellor spent £75,000 trying to conceive but remain one of seven couples experiencing fertility problems.

Rhian shared her great fear around the time of her most recent IVF cycle and her mother’s battle with cancer last summer led to an eating disorder.

Rhian revealed she lost more than two stone after developing a fear of food: “Last year was the year from hell.

“I’m in a much better place now, but in the summer I was so anxious that I felt full all the time and every time I tried to eat I felt like I was being strangled.

“It was a really horrible feeling of suffocation and for about three months I lived on a piece of chocolate and half a banana every day.”

Rhian revealed that she now feels on an ‘even keel’ after being given anti-anxiety medication to help her cope.

On Mother’s Day, Rhian posted a candid photo to her Instagram story sharing that she’d had a “tough” day amid her fertility struggles.

She was in tears in a selfie uploaded to her social media as she wrote the caption, “The reality of Mother’s Day for an IVF warrior. It is difficult.’

She announced her decision to start the in vitro fertilization process in 2019 after being told by doctors that she has an egg count from someone who is at least 13 years older.

In September 2021, after failing her fourth round of IVF, Rhian said: ‘I was feeling down. A few tough weeks behind us…

‘For those who have been following my journey… IVF round 4 failed, but now it’s time for me to pick myself up and keep going!

“Being in the public eye and trying to keep a brave face is harder than it looks, but I’ve done it many times before and I’ll do it again.

“It’s time to put on my best underwear, get myself back to normal, and get back to doing what makes me happy behind that camera! Big shout out to my support network. You’re the best! #ivfwarrior [pineapple emoji].’ [sic]

In April 2019, Rhian discussed her plans to undergo IVF after being told she has an egg count of ‘a woman over 45’, but added that the procedure only has a ‘two percent’ success rate.

Rhian explained: ‘I’ve been told I may never be a mother – and I’m devastated. Doctors said I have the egg count of a woman over 45, which means it’s unlikely I would ever conceive naturally.

“It also means the chances of getting pregnant through IVF dropped from 30 percent to 2 percent — which was pretty devastating to hear.”

In vitro fertilization, known as IVF, is a medical procedure in which a woman has an already fertilized egg implanted into her uterus to become pregnant.

It is used when couples cannot conceive naturally and a sperm and egg are removed from their bodies and combined in a laboratory before the embryo is inserted into the woman.

Once the embryo is in the uterus, the pregnancy should continue.

The procedure can be performed with eggs and sperm from a couple or from donors.