Love Island’s Montana Brown displays her incredible frame in a tiny bikini

She jetted to paradise last month to shoot her latest swimwear collection.

And Montana Brown looked incredible as she shared a bikini-clad throwback video from her trip to the Maldives on Monday.

The Love Island 2017 star, 25, displayed her cleavage and her taut midriff in a tiny pastel blue bikini as she took part in a fun TikTok alongside pals, model Joann Van Den Herik and singer Mahalia.

Montana’s top featured a chic cut-out detail which showcased her bust while the top drew the eye to her trim waist.

A pair of matching bottoms rested high on her hips, displaying her toned legs.

Montana wore her tresses in soft waves while accessorising with a chic hat.  

She captioned the clip: ‘Can we just take a note of how they DRAG me across right there I legit nearly fell in the sea, love my girls.’

The fun video saw Montana and her pals show what their type is in men, and answer fun questions about being high or low maintenance and whether they prefer staying in or clubbing,   

Last month Montana defended her trip to the Maldives as she jetted to the island paradise to shoot her Swim Society collection.  

Amid much furore over a number of reality stars and influencers jetting abroad amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Love Island star, 25, seemed determined to reiterate that she had carefully planned her business trip to abide by guidelines.   

Quashing any concerns she was flouting rules, a spokesperson for Montana said: ‘Montana is in the Maldives for work purposes shooting her campaign for her company Swim Society. This is allowed under government guidelines.’ 

In the YouTube video shared by Montana ahead of the trip, she joined her business partner in explaining: ‘Everybody has been isolating, I’m not going out. The quarantine coming back from the Maldives has been lifted’. 

Montana went on: ‘We’re being very careful. We don’t want people to think we’re being sneaky, it’s is an influencer trip but we’re not being sneaky. I can’t take a picture out in the garden with the leaves, I cant put my wellies on.’  

She then revealed they are using a company called MoreTrees.eco to offset their carbon footprint and give back by planting trees. 

They explained: ‘We’re trying to be sustainable and be accessible. Something else we’re doing which is amazing. We’re going to the Maldives and we are going by plane – we’re not swimming there…

‘We’re using a company that offset your carbon footprint., He calculates how much we’ll be omitting and gifts us the trees.’