Is this Australia’s most revealing bikini? Love Island’s Margarita Smith shocks onlookers as she puts on an eye-popping display in a barely-there swimsuit while on holiday in Cairns
Margarita Smith stunned onlookers when she slipped into a racy bikini for a swim at her hotel pool during a holiday in Cairns in far north Queensland.
In a post on Instagram on Thursday, the 28-year-old former Love Island star showed off her extremely revealing two-piece swimsuit.
The barely there bikini featured a halterneck design, with just a strip of shiny brown fabric covering her breasts.
Popping out: Margarita Smith stunned onlookers when she slipped into a racy bikini for a swim at her hotel pool during a holiday in Cairns in far north Queensland
She paired her bikini top with a pair of matching G-string briefs, showing off the raunchy swimsuit from every angle as she sipped a poolside cocktail.
Margarita also had a sheer brown sarong on hand to protect her modesty as she risked an epic wardrobe malfunction.
Her long brunette hair was styled in two French braids, and she appeared heavily made up.
Bottoms up: In a post on Instagram on Thursday, the 28-year-old former Love Island star showed off her extremely revealing two-piece swimsuit
The former reality star posed in front of what appeared to have been the resort’s restaurant, with patrons in the background watching on.
In an interview with Daily Mail Australia in November 2019, Margarita proudly boasted about having had a nose job and breast implants.
‘I’ve always been a really confident person, my whole life. I’ve never actually sat there and thought, “Oh, I don’t like this,”‘ she explained.
Working it: In an interview with Daily Mail Australia in November 2019, Margarita proudly boasted about having had a nose job and breast implants
‘I liked my boobs before. I thought they were fantastic! But, to be honest, I’ve always liked that dolled up, fake look.
‘Initially I thought, “Do I want it? Do I not?” and then I thought, “S**t, yeah, I want it!” I love it. It’s just how I want to portray myself, but I’m confident in who I am, 100 per cent.’
She added: ‘I was so happy with myself. If you spoke to anyone who knew me before [plastic surgery], they’d say, “She’s just as confident now as a she was before.” It wasn’t a confidence thing, it was more just a preference in look.’
‘I liked my boobs before. I thought they were fantastic! But, to be honest, I’ve always liked that dolled up, fake look,’ she said