LOVE Island star Gabby Allen left her fans stunned yesterday after she shared a shot of her doing the splits between two palm trees in the Maldives.
The 29-year-old, who is currently based in Dubai, showcased her jaw-dropping flexibility while enjoying a luxurious break to the five-star Kandima Maldives resort.
Taking to her Instagram, the Liverpudlian beauty not only shared a shot of her holding her split between the exotic trees but also an impressive short video of the physical feat.
The reality TV star made the manoeuvre look easy while wearing a green bikini, which highlighted her petite figure.
Sporting a golden tan, Gabby, who appeared on 2017's Love Island, worked her hair into a messy blonde bun and sported minimal make-up.
Captioning the post, which she shared yesterday, she wrote: "act casual ? Is this not how everyone climbs trees? ?"
The star's post was inundated with comments about her "amazing" and "incredible" display.
One fan penned: "Oooooh what a loverrrrly bunch of coconuts ?"
"That is such sick pic," another wrote. "Haha what a pic xx".
A fourth simple declared: "INSANE ????❤️".
Gabby has been sharing a plethora of photos and videos from her Maldives break, including several from her jaw-dropping private water villa.
The star was able to travel to the exotic destination from her home in Dubai which does not have the same travel restrictions as the UK.
The reality star, who first rose to fame on the third series of Love Island back in 2017, jetted off to the celebrity hotspot back in December and has been living her best life ever since.
Gabby has kept her 1.1m followers up to date with what she's been up to in the Middle East over the past four months on Instagram.
The beauty has enjoyed regularly working out with beau Brandon Myers, topping up her tan and treating herself to a bit of retail therapy.
Gabby and a long list of other famous faces – including the likes of Georgia Harrison, Sophie Kasaei and Chloe Ferry – were slammed for travelling to the UAE at the end of 2020.
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