Danielle Lloyd showcases her washboard abs in TINY bikini as she basks in the UK sunshine

She has been making the most of the British heatwave in her garden after returning from Ibiza last week.  

And Danielle Lloyd was at it again on Friday as she displayed her incredibly toned physique accompanied by her new puppy Fendi. 

The TV personality, 36, exposed her toned abs in a minuscule bikini as she soaked up the sun from her garden as temperatures continue to soar in the UK.

Danielle left little to the imagination as she perched on her garden furniture wearing a revealing pair of striped bikini bottoms and a black triangle bikini top. 

She decided to keep things au naturel as she opted for a minimal make-up look and she kept her brunette locks swept back in a neat bun.  

In the picture, she cradled her new puppy, Fendi, who is a french bulldog and said: ‘Chillin’ in the sunshine with my little Fendi.’

Her adorable female pooch is a welcomed addition for Danielle who is outnumbered by boys in her family.  

The TV star married her partner Michael O’Neill in April 2019 and they share a son called Ronnie together who is two years old.

Danielle is also mother to her sons Archie, ten, Harry, eight, and five-year-old George, who she shares with former spouse and professional football player, Jamie O’Hara, 33.

The mother-of four revealed she suffered a tragic miscarriage last year but still dreams of having a baby daughter.  

Danielle even revealed her sons are keen to have a little sister and she said she had been to Dubai’s gender selection clinic, the Fakih IVF centre in August last year as she considers having treatment to conceive a baby girl. 

The former glamour model admitted she ‘can’t think about having a baby at the moment’ but would ‘love a little girl’ during an appearance on Loose Women.   

She said: ‘I’m in two minds, I’ve just got a puppy who is a little girl so she’s my baby at the moment. I would love a little girl but four boys is a lot.’

However last month she was forced to put her plans to use controversial gender selection treatment on hold after being diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and endometriosis.  

Endometriosis is an often painful disorder in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus – the endometrium – grows outside the uterus, while PCOS is a common condition that affects how a woman’s ovaries work.  

Also, the controversial gender selection is condemned by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and is illegal in Britain.