Love Island’s Montana Brown flashes her cleavage in a revealing black bikini

Montana Brown continued what is fast becoming a recurring theme on Tuesday as she shared her latest bikini selfie with Instagram followers. 

With lockdown rules gradually easing and the prospect of faraway beach holidays a very real possibility, the former Love Island star shared a wistful throwback from a previous trip to the Maldives. 

Revealing her cleavage in a distinctive black bikini top, Montana, 25, looks toned and trim while posing for a sunny snap on one of the island archipelago’s many beaches. 

The photo was one of many taken during the TV personality’s recent work trip to the Maldives, chosen for its tropical backdrops as she shot a new campaign for her Swim Society swimwear range. 

Reflecting on her trip to the island nation – a popular holiday destination for honeymooners – Montana recently admitted she was ‘blessed’ to take part in the paradise shoot. 

Taking to Instagram in December, she wrote: ‘I honestly don’t know how I got so lucky. I feel so truly blessed for everything in my life.

‘I can’t believe we managed to shoot our first campaign, it’s been such an emotional journey to take @swimsociety over by myself and to see it all come to life is so invigorating.

‘Thank you to every single person who contributed to the journey, I am so thankful and appreciative. I couldn’t have done it without the beautiful, talented people around me.

‘This shoot was tough, a lot of hard work but I feel so proud of everyone involved. Love you all so much, such beautiful people.’

Montana was joined by Love Island’s Samira Mighty, singer Mahalia, and model Joann Van Den Herik for the balmy Maldives excursion.

Amid furore over reality stars and influencers casually jetting abroad despite ongoing concerns around COVID-19, Montana defended her trip in a YouTube video, insisting she was being ‘very careful’.

Dismissing claims that she was flouting rules, a spokesperson for Montana previously said: ‘Montana is in the Maldives for work purposes shooting her campaign for her company Swim Society. This is allowed under government guidelines.’

During England’s second national lockdown COVID-19 rules stipulated that travelling outside the country was banned unless for business or education.