Malin Andersson showcases her incredible curves in black lace lingerie as she toasts moving into her new home with a glass of bubbly
Her social media accounts are littered with empowering lingerie snaps.
And Malin Andersson took to her Instagram once again on Saturday to show off her gorgeous curves in a black lace underwear set while celebrating moving into her new home.
The former Love Island star, 27, beamed for the camera as she raised a glass of bubbly.
Cheers! Malin Andersson took to her Instagram on Saturday to show off her gorgeous curves in a black lace underwear set while celebrating moving into her new home
She uploaded the celebratory snap for her 602,000 followers alongside the caption: ‘YOUR GIRL IS ALL MOVED IN! *Standard lingerie pic in new energy is a must*.’
Malin showcased her phenomenal figure in the plunging bra and thong as she smiled for the camera.
She later took to her Instagram Stories to say: ‘Your girl is tired!! Cheeky Prosecco?
Feeling good: Malin showcased her phenomenal figure in the black lace lingerie set as she smiled to show her happiness at moving into a new home
Feeling cheeky: She later took to her Instagram Stories to say: ‘Your girl is tired!! Cheeky prosecco?’
‘Moving in vibes??’
The reality star, who aims to empower women with her candid uploads, recently opened up about how the abuse she suffered at the hands of a former partner.
Malin revealed she now suffers sleepless nights due to the post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) she deals with following the abuse.
During their relationship Malin says she was beaten, mentally abused and manipulated and her ex would say things about her late daughter and mother.
Shock: Malin has spoken out in the hope of raising awareness of domestic abuse as calls to helplines surge during lockdown
She has never identified the ex, but it has been reported he denies her claims.
Describing her ordeal to the Sun, Malin said: ‘You just feel helplessness, hopelessness, sadness, depression, anxiety. The emotional abuse stays with you a lot longer than the physical. It takes a long, long time to heal.’
Malin has spoken out in the hope of raising awareness of domestic abuse as calls to helplines surge during lockdown. It was revealed last month that 14 children and two children were killed during the first three weeks of lockdown.
She said: ‘It’s horrible because it’s almost like you’re in a prison. I presume that being in lockdown adds to it, because you feel like there’s no escape.’
The star uses her social media platform to talk about her experience, and first spoke out about the abuse during a heartbreaking post last year.
Malin also posted a picture of her badly bruised arm on her Instagram page to raise awareness for Domestic Violence Awareness Month last October.
She took to Instagram with the harrowing snap in which she admitted that her experience with domestic violence was ‘still a bit raw for her.’
For confidential help and support domestic violence, contact the National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247
Candid: Malin recently opened up about the abuse says she she suffered while in a relationship with a former partner (pictured an image Malin has shared to Instagram)