Anais Gallagher looks stunning in a colourful mismatched bikini as she sunbathes on the beach

Anais Gallagher looked stunning as she sunbathed on the beach during her holiday on Thursday. 

The model, 23, who is the daughter of Noel and Meg Mathews, wore a colourful mismatched bikini. 

Sharing some photos from her trip to Instagram, she kicked back in a blue triangle top and yellow ruched bottoms. 

Anais clipped her blonde hair back while reading a book on a sun lounger as she gave an insight into her day. 

She then went makeup free, showing off her sun-kissed glow, as she posed for a selfie after taking a dip in the sea. 

Selfie: The model, who is the daughter of Noel and Meg Mathews, wore a colourful mismatched bikini

It comes after Anais weighed into a nepotism row, which led her Oasis father to defend her.

Noel detailed how his daughter was ‘good at what she does’ when talking about a film she made of him.

Anais herself said she would be ‘tone deaf if I didn’t admit how privileged my life is’ as she addressed the criticism of ‘nepotism babies’.

‘Nepo babies’, as it is often known, refers to children being given a leg-up in their industries as a result of being born into affluent or famous families.

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, she explained: ‘I would be tone deaf and irresponsible if I didn’t admit to how privileged my life has been and how much of a leg up my upbringing has given me.

‘I’m really, really, extremely grateful for the situation my parents have been able to give me, and I’ll be grateful until the day I die.

‘Whether it’s being able to attend university or have job opportunities, I’m incredibly grateful for everything they’ve given me.’

Anais said she thinks there is ‘justification’ around hiring nepotism babies as she addressed criticism that they have access to opportunities which other people don’t.

Relaxing: Sharing some photos from her trip to Instagram, she kicked back in a blue triangle top and yellow ruched bottoms

Stunning: She showed off her sun-kissed glow as she posed by the sea

However, she said she believes the pressure should be on employers to hire people from different backgrounds, rather than the criticism falling on the nepotism babies.

‘There is justification around the hiring of nepotism babies. I think it’s not justified as an attack on somebody personally, and whether they themselves are a hard worker, because you don’t truly ever know anyone,’ she explained.

Anais, who was promoting animal welfare campaign Paws For Thought, went on to discuss the ‘pressure’ on her because of her famous parents, insisting it doesn’t bother her because ‘there’s always going to be people with a negative opinion’.

She said she never feels any pressure from her parents – Oasis frontman Noel and his interior designer ex-wife Meg, 56 – to be ‘super successful’ either, as they only care that she has ‘good morals’ and works hard.