Helen Flanagan showcased her post-baby body five months after giving birth in a bright lingerie set.
The mother-of-three wore a bright yellow bra with matching underwear as she posed in front of her bathtub.
In one snap, the star leaned her head to one side as she showed off her pearly whites for the camera.
She shared two more in the carousel and opted for looking away from the lens as she leaned on the tub.
"Leon season," she simply captioned her post and tagged lingerie company Pour Moi.
Love Island's Molly Smith took to the comment section to post a few heart eyes emojis and fire emojis.
One fan commented: "Yummy mummy," while another wrote: "Wow you look incredible!"
Helen has been living the dream ever since she confirmed that she had given birth to a healthy baby boy in March, which she shares with her fiancé Scott Sinclair.
The couple are also parents to daughters Matilda, six, and Delilah, three.
Helen revealed her pregnancy wasn't always easy but is open to adding a fourth baby to her family.
Speaking to OK! Magazine. after the birth of her baby boy, the blonde bombshell explained: "When you feel so dreadful, you do think, ‘No way, I will absolutely never have another baby,’ but as soon as Charlie arrived, I just thought, ‘You’re so worth it.”
“I wouldn’t rule out another.
“I’ve always said in my head I wanted four,” she revealed.
The former soap star was struck down with hyperemesis gravidarum while pregnant, and after giving birth, she was riddled with fears she wouldn't be able to look after her children if it happened again.
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Opening up about her experience with severe morning sickness, Helen told Loose Women viewers: “'It got worse with each pregnancy. It was worth everything but it was horrendous.
“As soon as I found out I was pregnant with Charlie, I said to my mum I hope I don’t get Hyperemesis. I hope I’m OK.
“I had to live with my mum and dad for three, four months. I couldn’t look after them. Now I’m not pregnant I feel like a normal mum again, I have loads of energy which is lovely.”
Helen went on: “I had medication that worked with Delilah but I was just immune with Charlie. You’re constantly sick but it makes you feel low as well, you’re so on your own.
“I couldn’t have the lights on, I couldn’t watch the TV, the lights would just make me feel sick. We’re so lucky to have a baby but Hyperemesis is a tough one.”
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