Millie Mackintosh showed off her jaw-dropping figure in a series of idyllic snaps from her getaway to the Maldives with her family over the Easter break.

The former Made In Chelsea star, 35, was joined by her daughters Aurelia and Sienna, three, and her husband Hugo Taylor in the stunning location.

The family are staying in a luxury beach villa with a swimming pool at the Six Senses Kanuhura resort, where prices start from £3,588-a-night.

And in one snap shared to Instagram, Millie flaunted her toned abs in a skimpy white bikini while posing with bunny ears on.

In another image, Millie turned heads in a colourful playsuit while perched on a bike with her daughters sat in the back. 

Millie also wowed in a khaki green bikini, which she accessorised with a wide-brimmed hat and shades as she showcased different looks from the trip.

The reality TV star has been keeping fans up to date with her travels, sharing a whole host of sun-kissed holiday snaps to her Instagram page in recent days.

Before their big holiday, her husband Hugo surprised his fans by debuting a striking new look after undergoing a major hair transformation.

He is well-recognised for his brunette tresses but abandoned his signature look in favour of a more dramatic hairstyle.

Earlier this month, he shared a video of himself at the hairdressers as he had his long do cut in a short spiked up fashion.

Hugo also dyed his dark locks completely bleached blond in a very striking change.

The influencer appeared happy with the results as he filmed his barber dabbing on the bleach before he used purple toner and washed it out.

The TV personality said he 'really likes' his new look, which he sported with a dark bushy beard and moustache.

He penned: 'Felt like a BIG change… went for it. Big thanks to @jasoncrozier and @nevillehairandbeautyofficial . #haircut … too much? I really like it.'

Millie has been quite the jetsetter in recent months and recently returned from a solo break away at a clinic to 'heal her cystic acne, stress and bloating'.

The mother-of-two declared she has been struggling with severe bloating and went to Buchinger Wilhelmi to try and 'improve her gut health'.

Buchinger Wilhelmi clinics are the world's largest clinical centres for research on therapeutic fasting.

Fasting is the act of refraining from eating, and sometimes drinking.

She wrote: 'I've just come back from a therapeutic fasting clinic in Germany — something I've been wanting to do for a while now.

'It's been about six years since my last fast (definitely pre-Sienna!) and I try to carve out time each year during the spring to do something that's just for me.

'Lately I've become really interested in gut health and finding ways to support my body in the most balanced and optimal way.

'Last year I was struggling with cystic acne, which I know was triggered by stress, and more recently I've noticed bloating to the point I look pregnant.

'I'd heard such brilliant things about therapeutic fasting, particularly for gut health, skin, mental health and overall wellbeing — so I booked in and went with an open mind.

'@buchingerwilhelmi your schedule is tailored to you personally, and I can honestly say it's been transformative.

'Alongside helping with my digestion and calming my skin, it's also massively helped with some back pain I've been dealing with since pregnancy.

'I left feeling lighter, clearer, and more in tune with my body. If you're curious about fasting or looking to reset both physically and mentally, I can't recommend it enough!'