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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shares glamorous holiday snaps as she wows in white summer dress before slipping into white bikini during Mallorcan trip

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shared a collection of dazzling snaps in her latest Instagram post after enjoying a trip to Mallorca.

The 39-year-old model looked stunning in her flowing white summer dress, pouting in the mirror selfie.

She then showed off her incredible physique in a white bikini and showed off her toned abs.

In another move, she put on her white satin long dress and then relaxed to read a book.

He wrote ‘Summer sun’ in his post.

It comes after Rosie showed off her abs by wearing a pink sports bra and tiny shorts from activewear brand Alo.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shared a series of glamorous holiday snaps on Instagram on Tuesday as she wowed in a white summer dress before slipping into a white bikini.

She then showed off her incredible physique in a white bikini and showed off her muscles.

She then showed off her incredible physique in a white bikini and showed off her muscles.

Rosie, who is a proud mum to nine-year-old son Jack and four-year-old daughter Isabella, has previously opened up about her exercise regime. She usually trains three times a week and combines Pilates with high-energy dance classes and resistance training.

Rosie and fiancé Jason Statham recently purchased a 20-acre plot of land for their ‘forever home’ on the South Shore and also built a jungle yoga retreat on the site.

Located on the edge of their own wild swimming lake, the new yoga studio is designed in cedar wood with gabion rock walls, in keeping with the brutalist architectural style of the £25 million property.

The yoga studio also has a very large bat box, ensuring that the local bat population is not affected by the couple’s presence.

The retreat was designed by the actor’s architect, Ben Pentreath, who was a favorite of the Royal family.

He previously helped King Charles design the experimental village of Poundbury in Dorset and also redesigned the Middleton family’s flat in Chelsea.

As well as the yoga studio, the architect designed a ‘lap pool’, a gym and riding stables for the actor and Rosie’s swimming distances on the site.

Rosie, who has famously modeled for Burberry, Victoria’s Secret and Marks & Spencer and is herself worth £30 million, recently talked about moving to a more rural life.

In another move, she wore a white satin maxi dress and her blonde tresses fell in natural waves.

In another move, she wore a white satin maxi dress and her blonde tresses fell in natural waves.

He wrote 'Summer sun' in his post

He wrote ‘Summer sun’ in his post

At another moment, he relaxed by reading a book

At another moment, he relaxed by reading a book

She wore a smart pair of white trousers, brown boots and a sun hat as she headed out and explored.

She wore a smart pair of white trousers, brown boots and a sun hat as she headed out and explored.

She told Australian Vogue she’s preparing for a big change: a move to the English countryside near the New Forest, where horses are back in the frame.

He said: ‘There’s an incredible finishing school around the corner.

‘I’ve been dreaming of this since I left home. There will be mud and there will be children climbing trees. On weekends, London can feel very destination-focused. ‘I want peace.’

The appeal of the countryside comes naturally to Rosie. He grew up in rural Devon; she described this life in Vogue as ‘rustic, open-air, wild, simple’, adding: ‘The house was a cottage on several acres with animals everywhere.’

He said: ‘There were nails being cleared in the back kitchen, usually some animal, a bird my mother was trying to resuscitate.’

‘Mum has dogs and muddy boots everywhere and this is perfect for them. The house is completely messy. They live an idyllic life; ‘It’s quite bohemian.’

‘We lived within our means; ‘We had enough money,’ he added, ‘Every day I clean up the horse’s mess, school uniforms are ironed by me. ‘He instilled self-sufficiency.’

He said he tries to instill a similar sense of gratitude in his own children today.

‘It’s a good balance; “They’re still little,” she said, adding that her mother told her: “Life isn’t going to hand you everything on a silver platter.”

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