The actress Jasmine Harman from A Place in the Sun has been praised for being “effortlessly seductive” as she stuns in a swimsuit.
Jasmine Harman, star of “A Place in the Sun,” is praised for her “effortlessly sexy” swimwear look
The 47-year-old celebrity sipped cocktails in a leopard print swimsuit with no straps.
Famous for hosting A Place In The Sun on Channel 4, Jasmine Harman stunned in a strapless leopard print swimsuit while lounging on a yacht with friends.
She was having a great time in the sun, and she made sure to pose for the camera.
Jasmine complemented her curves in the one-piece swimsuit with an enormous sun hat and a pair of sunglasses.
Her blonde hair was worn down in loose waves, and she accessorized with jewelry.
Along with her video, the TV starlet wrote, “Working hard? Or Hardly working? It’s a tough job but someone’s gotta do it!”
“I know you won’t believe me but I actually hated every minute of this.”
The 124,000 people who follow Jasmine on Instagram were obviously intrigued by her latest photo, and many of them rushed to leave a comment for the celebrity.
A devoted follower exclaimed, “Wow looking fab – love the swimsuit.”
Someone else chimed on, “You look beautiful and radiant x”
Thirdly, “You look amazing!!” was remarked.
A fourth social media user, meanwhile, gushed, “You look fantastic!!
It follows Jasmine’s revelation of her body-transformation in before-and-after photos.
She went on social media in 2019 to boast about losing 20 pounds in 5 months.
She compared the two photos and wrote, “Look at the difference!” in the caption.
“Detox and debloat supplements have really helped my health and wellbeing journey,” she continued.
“I’ve lost over 20lbs since I began exercising again 5 months ago, along with eating more whole #vegan foods and less junk, smaller portions, less alcohol, fewer snacks like crisps and biscuits, and definitely a lot less bread,” she wrote on Instagram, offering a further hint as to how she achieved her toned look.
Jasmine also confessed that she has practiced “mindful eating” in the past.
“I suppose that bread may be a huge contributing role,” she continued, “there may be different reasons why I was so bloated.”
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