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Jenny Powell looked incredible in a blue bikini as she posed for sizzling Instagram snaps during a lavish Ibiza getaway on Tuesday.
The presenter, 58, showed off her amazing figure in the blue two-piece which boasted a halterneck top and matching bottoms.
Jenny turned heads as she posed up a storm for photos on the beach and enjoyed an early morning swim in the ocean.
The TV star later slipped into a zebra bikini and sandals as she worked on her tan at the rocky beach.
Styling her dark tresses loose, Jenny shielded from the sun under a stylish woven hat and toted her belongings in a straw tote bag.
The holiday update comes after Jenny showed off her figure in a black bikini on Instagram before being left red-faced as her trousers were swept away by the sea.
Jenny Powell looked incredible in a blue bikini as she posed for sizzling Instagram snaps during a lavish Ibiza getaway on Tuesday
The presenter, 58, showed off her amazing figure as she slipped into a zebra print bikini which boasted a traingle top and matching bottoms
The TV presenter looked sensational in the halterneck bikini top and matching bottoms as she enjoyed a sun-soaked beach day during a getaway in Porto.
But as Jenny went for a dip in the ocean she suffered an epic blunder as her trousers were swept away by the ocean after she left them on a nearby rock.
Posing for photos in her swimwear, she penned: 'A little pause in Porto! Exactly what I needed', before joking, 'At this point I hadn't realised that my trousers had been washed away into the Atlantic'.
Jenny later addressed the blunder as she revealed she was forced to get an Uber with no trousers on.
She explained: 'I went out there to have a quick dip and I put my trousers on that rock and the tide came in and now I've got no pants to go home.
'So I've now got to get an Uber in Porto with no trousers on.'
In a second video back at her hotel, Jenny added: 'B***** h***, that poor Uber driver, I can't wait to put some pants on, all my mates are saying, "It could only happen to you Jenny".
'Somewhere in the Atlantic are a lovely pair of beautiful pants.'
It comes after earlier this year Jenny made a rare appearance with her fiancé Martin Lowe as they celebrated New Year's Eve at Soho House in Manchester.
The radio and television presenter looked incredible as she slipped into an elegant black sheer dress.
The couple were not only celebrating the turn of the new year, but they were also celebrating their 12th year of engagement.
Jenny beamed for a selfie as she headed to the beach for an early morning swim
Martin proposed to Jenny on New Year's Eve in 2014, but the star previously said the couple have no plans to get married, and she thinks they'll remain 'permanently engaged'.
Jenny has two children, daughters Constance, 24, and Pollyanna, 16, from her previous relationship with Toby Baxendale, a British entrepreneur.
Last year, Jenny revealed that Constance, known as Connie, had been hospitalised for surgery as she reflected on undergoing a hysterectomy a year prior.
Jenny underwent a robotic hysterectomy 12 months ago to manage extreme symptoms as a result of menopause.
She has been open about her health battle and has often displayed her scars from the gruelling surgery as a way of raising awareness.
She told how on one year to the day that she had her surgery Connie was back in the same hospital with the same surgeon to have a cyst removed amid her PCOS battle.
Jenny penned in her post: 'Well what a freaky moment... one year to the day since my hysterectomy and by pure coincidence we are back in the same hospital with the same surgeon for my Connie this time.
'As she's just gone in now for surgery, it's an emotional one on so many levels. She's been beautifully brave, in for removal of a cyst and then Dr.El-Gizawy walks in... not seen him for exactly one year!
'He said that he recommends his patients follow my hysterectomy journey on here as it is a help and comfort for many. I teared up... so much to say and not sure where to start.
'Ladies .. don't turn a blind eye to your symptoms / act on it / be persistent with doctors, consultants /talk about it /share your experiences and if you're scared, unsure, remember you're not alone... we have all been there.
'My life has changed considerably... but it has taken a year to feel complete physically and mentally. I feel so passionately for all the women and even partners of those women who have connected with me and @dramirygynae in the past 12 months...
'Our journey is a collective one and just to say my quality of life/ my zest for life as a womb free woman is pretty awesome. Don't give up on that thought!'
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