Jonathan Ross 's daughter Honey Ross showcased her curves as she gave her fans a sneak peek at her very racy Halloween costume.
The 24-year-old took to Instagram to reveal her barely-there outfit, which was inspired by the classic 1997 sci-fi film The Fifth Element.
In the film, Milla Jovovich’s character Leeloo is dressed in thermal bandages after being created in a laboratory by scientists, and subsequently escapes with the help of taxi driver Korben, played by Bruce Willis.
Honey, who is the youngest daughter of TV personality Jonathan and his wife Jane Goldman, rocked her red hair as she posed in just a handful of white bandages that were covering her modesty.
In the snaps she shared on Instagram, she’s seen posing in front of a set of palm-tree print curtains as she lifted up her arms and laughed for the camera.
Her followers were delighted with Honey’s costume, which highlighted her enviable curves, and her red hair was in a similar style to Mila’s character Leeloo, who rocked bright red wavy hair for the sci-fi flick.
She used a blue light to create an ambience for the photos, and a heater is seen next to her in some of the pictures, suggesting she needed to keep warm while wearing the tiny pieces of fabric.
“Leeloo got a fupa,” she quipped in the caption, which is an acronym for the area between the hips and above the pubic bone.
“THIS IS AMAZING?!” one excited follower wrote, as one added: “I AM IN LOVE WITH YOU. Did I say that out loud?”
“A beautiful baby !!!” one wrote, as a follower commented: “that’s history.”
“ALL THE ELEMENTS,” one quipped, as another of her adoring fans wrote: “Gorgeous Glorious Honey.”
Her post comes as it was revealed her father’s annual Halloween party was cancelled this year, as her eldest sister Betty was diagnosed with the debilitating chronic condition fibromyalgia.
During an appearance on Good Morning Britain, the 60-year-old broadcaster said he and wife Jane were forced to cancel the star-studded bash because they felt guilty hosting it with Betty sat upstairs alone.
“Really, it's being cautious as much as anything. One of our children isn't well, one of our children had Covid at the beginning of the pandemic and they thought she had long Covid, but it's now been diagnosed as fibromyalgia which is quite debilitating, so she's back home with us and we're looking after her,” he explained.
“She's upstairs in the bedroom and I thought, ‘I can't in good conscience have a big loud fun party downstairs and one of my children is locked in a room upstairs’,” Jonathan added, joking that it “would be like something out of a horror novel.”
