I’m A Celebrity’s Erin Barnett shows off extreme underboob in a tiny leopard-print bikini top 

She’s splashed out an estimated $35,000 on plastic surgery over the years, including DD breast implants. 

And I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star Erin Barnett, 24, showed off the fruits of her surgeon’s labours on Instagram this Sunday as she posed in an underboob-baring bikini top.  

The blonde reality star posed in the leopard-print bandeau, while positioning the camera at a strategically low angle. 

‘Sunny Sunday. I love summer days! But I can’t wait for winter…. I prefer the cold weather,’ Erin captioned the eye-popping selfie. 

She completed the caption by asking her fans about where she should take her next holiday with boyfriend Mick Russell. 

Revealing the news on Instagram in late January, Erin posed a before-and-after photo showing her weightloss alongside a poignant message on self-confidence.

Erin wrote that she was previously ‘ashamed’ of her body, after having multiple surgeries following her endometriosis diagnosis a decade ago.

‘I was really embarrassed to show everyone this before & after photo because I absolutely HATED myself for the way I looked,’ she began.

‘I became so insecure & unhappy! ⁣I preach about ‘SELF LOVE’ so much… but I couldn’t even love myself or be okay with how my body changed from all those surgeries.

‘I became super antisocial because I was embarrassed that I went up 2-3 sizes in my clothes. How pathetic, right?’

She then confirmed she didn’t look at her body for three months prior to entering the jungle, convincing herself she looked ‘so bad’ that she didn’t want anyone to see her.

‘Looking back now, I feel so ashamed I ever felt this away about myself & my body,’ she continued.

‘I felt disgusted in myself for trying to preach about loving your self & here I was… being a terrible role model for myself & others. I was literally fighting a battle I wouldn’t win; physically or mentally.’

Following her time on the show, Erin had a realisation that she didn’t want her happiness to depend on her weight – adding that her mental health is just as important as her physical health.

⁣’2020 is all about learning from my past & finding ways to use my mistakes as fuel to make my future the best it can be,’ she poignantly added.

‘⁣I posted this on my Instagram so I can come back and look at this before and after photo & the caption I’ve written if I am ever having a bit of a down day. ⁣

‘⁣Everyone has insecurities; just because you may think someone’s insecurities are silly, don’t be rude or mean with comments suggesting what they feel is ‘wrong’ just because you find it easier to accept things others can’t.’