Lizzie Cundy joins Australian billionaire James Packer on his £260 million superyacht in Majorca as she shows off its lavish interior, enjoys a 'workout' and has a 'Marilyn' moment

Lizzie Cundy appeared to be having the time of her life as she joined Australian billionaire James Packer on his £260million superyacht in Majorca on Wednesday. 

The TV personality, 58, showed off her incredible figure in a plunging pink floral summer dress as she gave a glimpse of the luxury 108-metre vessel, which boasts a gym, cinema, a dedicated nightclub and a nail salon. 

Lizzie hinted at mischief, saying she was 'getting into trouble on the water' as she put on a very leggy display in the halterneck dress as she soaked up the sun on a large sofa overlooking the picturesque ocean. 

Shielding behind a pair of large sunglasses, the presenter risked a 'Marilyn' moment as she posed for photos on the deck.   

The star was seen dancing on the superyacht with a large onboard swimming pool behind her before strutting through the relaxed beach house-style saloon, which boasted a huge dining table, several seating areas and a number of televisions. 

As she made her way around the vessel, Lizzie showed off the elevator which gives access for the 22 guests to the 11 cabins. 

The socialite later hit the gym which featured top of the range workout equipment overlooking the sea before heading to the ship's very own nail and beauty salon. 

Following exploring, Lizzie enjoyed a glass of champagne with her girl friends including James's fiancée Kylie Lim and ex-publisher Richard Desmond's wife Joy.

The WAG made the most of the boat's watersports as she and two friends enjoyed a jet-ski ride together in the Mediterranean. 

As she travelled to the superyacht by a small boat, Lizzie showed off the exterior of the huge vessel. 

She wrote: 'Sun-kissed skin, salty kisses and a little trouble on the water.' 

Billionaire James was also onboard as he was spotted riding a jet-ski.

The vessel, named IJE after Packer's three children with Erica Packer – Indigo, Jackson and Emmanuelle – has become something of a floating retreat for the billionaire in recent years.

James and Kylie were together for almost three years from late 2017 to 2020 before rekindling their romance last year.

James was previously engaged to former Australian models Kate Fischer, Jodhi Meares and Erica Baxter, as well as US pop star Mariah Carey.

He married Jodhi and Erica, with whom he had three children.

James previously credited Kylie with helping him through a dark period of his life following his messy split with Mariah in 2016 and battle with substance abuse.

Lizzie's holiday comes after she furiously demanded that Royal Ascot changes its rules after she was turned away last month for flouting the strict dress code.

She was accused of disobeying the rules by wearing a daringly see-through netted ensemble with a racy back slit on day one of Royal Ascot.

And following the event, Lizzie broke her silence during an appearance on Good Morning Britain, and while she apologised, she also suggested that it might be time Royal Ascot adapted to the times and updated its rules. 

Defending the dress she began: 'Listen, I'm going to say a galloping jockey could see that that dress wasn't see-through. 

'The dress had like a beigey underlay underneath, and I'll be honest Kate, I don't think you've seen me with so many clothes on.' 

Agreeing, host Kate Garraway said: 'Well, it is the most conservative I've ever seen you dress, Lizzie. 

'When I heard that you had run into this spot of bother, I thought, "My goodness, I've got to see what she's wearing," and I was like, "oh that's fine. What are we talking about?" But it's not fine for the Royal enclosure.'

Lizzie continued: 'I didn't follow the rules, but well, I thought actually I did follow the rules, and I got a bit of a slap on the wrist, and I have said sorry, which I am sorry, but I do believe particularly the races, it is all about the fashion. 

'Especially the women, they go and get their dresses, their hats. It's supposed to be fun, and you know that's what I am.' 

Demanding the event changes its rules she said: 'I honestly think we're taking this too seriously. Look at what's going on in the world. I mean, I abide by the rules but in fashion I like to reflect my personality.

'I'm sorry, fashions change, we need to have the Ascot rules reviewed yearly as fashion looks change through the seasons. We need it updated.'

Meanwhile, etiquette expert Laura Windsor said: 'There are specific dress codes and it's all splattered all over the internet on what to wear and there are certain guidelines that you have to follow and you can still be fashionable. 

'I'm a personal stylist as well, so I understand Lizzie wanting to show her personality through her clothes, but unfortunately it did look a little bit see-through, probably because of that skin colored camisole underneath.'