Jess Gale looking great in a bikini

Jess Gale has stunned fans with a sultry mirror snap showing off her figure in a tiny bikini.

The sun-loving islander, who returned for the All Stars season back in January, kept her face covered for a post on Instagram Stories.

Instead she chose to move peoples' attention to her curvy figure which she displayed in a mottled, golden bikini.

The swimming costume itself was embellished with huge gold buckles on her bust and on her hips to keep it in place.

Playing with her hair in the brief clip, set to Chilean musician FloyyMenor's track Gata Only, Jess boasted of her all-over bronze skin by capturing the pic Tannned - tagging fake tan brand, Solskin.

Jess, along with twin sister Eve, is currently partying it up in Ibiza, where other islanders including Kady McDermott, Ella Barnes, and Liv Hawkins are also staying.

Promoting fashion brand Shein, Jess was seen beaming as she posed for another selection of pics in a olive green bikini while enjoying the getaway.

The new pics come shortly after Jess opened up about her time on Love Island All Stars, and the feud that seemingly sparked in the aftermath.

Last month, Georgia Steel, 26, was notably absent from a reunion dinner with All Stars winner Molly Smith, twins Jess and Eve, Arabella Chi, Kaz Kamwi and Joanna Chimonides.

Eve and Jess, 24, later both took to the Ami Charlize's Private Story podcast to address what really happened - insisting it just "worked out that way" after a spur of the moment get together.

Jess explained: "From the outside, I can see how it would look, like it was this big plan that was arranged but it just kind of happened."

Eve added: "So many other people weren't there - Hannah wasn't there, Georgia Harrison wasn't there, Sophie wasn't there, Demi wasn't there.

"It wasn't like every Love Island girl but Georgia.

"I feel like because people already know about how there was a clash between Georgia and Molly, everyone's like 'oh my god, there's a big drama,' but everyone's actually cool in that villa.

"All of us girls, we do get along, there's obviously people who are closer than others but there's no massive beef or anything."

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Ella Barnes recently shared some new photos

Love Island's Ella Barnes recently shared a stunning snapshot, radiating confidence in a swimsuit. Beyond the photo's allure, Barnes has offered insights into her lifestyle. Hydration takes the spotlight as she emphasizes its importance, backed by CDC guidelines. Coffee becomes more than a morning ritual, with Johns Hopkins research suggesting liver benefits for enthusiasts.

Candidly recalling moments from her reality TV stint, Barnes reveals her rule-breaking tendencies. Amid fame's ups and downs, she openly discusses the end of her "showmance" with Mitchel Taylor.

"Getting enough water every day is important for your health. Drinking water can prevent dehydration, a condition that can cause unclear thinking, result in mood change, cause your body to overheat, and lead to constipation and kidney stones," says the CDC, which offers these tips for drinking more:

"Carry a water bottle with you and refill it throughout the day.

Freeze some freezer-safe water bottles. Take one with you for ice-cold water all day long.

Choose water over sugary drinks.

Opt for water when eating out. You'll save money and reduce calories.

Serve water during meals.

Add a wedge of lime or lemon to your water. This can help improve the taste."

"Both regular and decaf coffee seem to have a protective effect on your liver. Research shows that coffee drinkers are more likely to have liver enzyme levels within a healthy range than people who don't drink coffee," says Johns Hopkins. "One in 23 women develop colon cancer. But researchers found that coffee drinkers — decaf or regular — were 26 percent less likely to develop colorectal cancer."

"You would get really told off if there was two girls in the bathroom at one time… There was only, like, a couple of plugs in the dressing room but there was a massive extension lead in the off-camera bathroom, which is upstairs, and just us girls used it," she told Closer. "And Whitney would be in there using the hot comb for her wigs for ages and if one of us girls needed to go to the toilet or anything like that, we would just go in. But they could hear us talking, so yeah, you'd would get really told off. They'd be like, 'Girls, not two of you in the bathroom at one time!' So yeah, that would happen all the time."

Mitchel Taylor and Barnes had a "showmance" that is now over. "Just wanted to come on here and keep you all updated, as you deserve to know as I wouldn't be where I am without you," she shared this week. "Unfortunately, myself and Mitch have decided to end our relationship. I really wanted things to work out and I'm gutted that our journey has come to an end."

"When the numbers from nearly 46 million blood pressure readings were crunched, the researchers found exposure to UV sunlight was associated with lower systolic blood pressure (the first number in a blood pressure reading) regardless of the temperature. It's the first time a large study has shown that, said the lead author, Dr. Richard Weller," reports the American Heart Association.

Although more research is to be done, Weller told the AHA dermatologists "need to stop fixating on the harm UV can do and stand back and acknowledge the fact that there is a growing body of evidence showing that it also has benefits on health."

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