TOWIE’s Chloe Sims puts on a sizzling display in a white swimsuit in Mexico

She has extended her break in Mexico after explaining to her followers it is ‘first and foremost a work trip’.

And Chloe Sims sent her followers green with envy on Wednesday as she posted a sizzling swimsuit snap while sunbathing on the beach in Tulum.  

The TOWIE star, 38, managed to find time in amongst her hectic schedule to lap up the sunshine in the plunging one-piece which teased a hint of her surgically-enhanced cleavage. 

The reality star donned a straw fedora hat and a glamorous make-up look as she took shelter from the heat of the sun under a cabana.  

She captioned the post: ‘SOME THINGS ARE NOT IN WORDS’.

It comes after Chloe revealed she had extended her ‘work trip’ to Mexico, with the television personality staying at a luxury hotel with her teenage daughter Madison and cousin Frankie Essex. 

Chloe’s sister Demi Sims has also jetted to the country to be with her new girlfriend Francesca Farago, who even flew her dog over.  

Celebrities and influencers have been flocking to Mexico’s bars and beaches as it establishes itself as the latest COVID getaway destination.

The country, which is not yet on the UK’s travel red-list, appears to be the new destination of choice for global jet-setters and could rocket in popularity after travel from influencer magnet Dubai was banned on Friday. 

Popstar Dua Lipa, and model Lottie Moss are among those that have been pictured in the Central American country in recent weeks.

Travel abroad is now banned from the UK without a legally permitted reason, Home Secretary Priti Patel announced last week, as she criticised influencers for ‘showing off in sunny parts of the world’. 

While not on the UK’s travel red-list, Mexico has been one of world’s counties hardest hit by the coronavirus. 

The country recorded 18,670 newly confirmed coronavirus infections on Friday, bringing the total to 1.84 million, although testing has been limited – as has its vaccination rollout. 

Travelling abroad has been banned from the UK unless an individual has been legally permitted to do so, with the Government explicitly saying that ‘travel abroad for holidays and other leisure purposes’ is illegal.

In addition, people coming from countries on the UK’s ‘red-list’ have been banned from entry, except for British and Irish nationals who are required to self-isolate in government-provided accommodation  for 10 days upon their return.