Rhian Sugden showcases her ample cleavage in a pale pink lace bustier as she dons a rainbow-tinted wig for sultry selfie
She launched her new all natural fake tan line last week.
And Rhian Sugden showed off her bronzed tan as she posed in a rainbow tinted wig for a sultry selfie on Instagram on Saturday.
The model, 33, showed off her ample cleavage in a pale peach bustier for the sizzling photo.
Wow! Rhian Sugden flaunted her ample curves in a pale peach bustier as she donned a rainbow wig for a sultry Instagram snap on Saturday.
She wore a lilac and blue wig over her honey hued tresses and added a playful caption to the stunning shot sharing: ‘Starting to enjoy these shoots from home #WIGathaChristie #BradleyWIGains #WIGgySmalls.’
The sheer lace lingerie highlighted Rhian’s ample bust and svelte waist.
She sported a bronzed glow, no doubt achieved through her new fake tan range.
Glowing: She sported a bronzed glow, no doubt achieved through her new fake tan range
Rhian revealed on Thursday she is still waiting to start her third round of IVF treatment.
The glamour model is married to former Coronation Street actor Oliver Mellor, 39, and the couple have been enduring gruelling IVF for 18 months.
After discovering that she wouldn’t be able to conceive naturally, she and her actor went through two rounds of IVF.
Throughout the process, experts recommended she stopped using all cosmetic products that contain hash chemicals or additives, which is when she decided to cut out all of the nonsense and went tan-free for over 12 months.
Rhian even hired an alternative therapies specialist and became much more conscious of her product choices.
She ditched her go-to brands in favour of more natural alternatives.
Still waiting: Rhian revealed on Thursday she is still waiting to start her third round of IVF treatment
She said: ‘Clarity is a no-nonsense self tan for product conscious people.
‘Oliver and I have spent the past 18 months having IVF treatment and learnt so much about how the body works.
‘I want to give myself the best possible chance of having a baby, so I took a long, hard look at all of the cosmetic products I was using and decided to cut out all of the nonsense.’
£1 from every bottle sold is being donated to Fertility Network UK, the UK’s leading fertility and IVF charity
Tan: Throughout the process, experts recommended she stopped using all cosmetic products that contain hash chemicals or additives