Rebekah Vardy shows off her svelte figure in pink bodycon dress as she jokes around with her family on ANOTHER summer holiday

Rebekah Vardy has jetted away for a late summer break, sharing snaps from her latest luxury holiday on Instagram on Tuesday.

The WAG, 42, looked stunning in a pink bodycon dress and neon bright heels as she larked around with her kids in the photos.

One snap saw the mother of five clinging to the back of one of the resort's golf buggies in her glam look as she joked 'wait for me'.

Another saw the reality TV star posing in her vast hotel room in the strapless dress.

She also shared a glimpse of her sunny destination, posting photos from the beach and by the pool.

Last month Becky, her footballer husband Jamie Vardy, and four of their six children jetted off to Marbella.

Her latest holiday is without Jamie, who is back on the pitch for Leicester City FC.

Rebekah has been enjoying a string of exotic getaways, having also visited Thailand and the Maldives over the past six weeks.

She and Jamie share daughters Sofia, 10 and Olivia, four as well as son Finley, 7. Rebekah also has daughter Megan, 19, and son Taylor, 14, from a previous relationship. 

She is also stepmother to Jamie's daughter Ella, 13, from his previous relationship with Emma Daggett.

Her stunning holiday snaps come after two of the influencer's businesses reported financial figures showing them heavily in debt.

The firms owned by Rebekah and footballer husband Jamie owed just over £230,000, new figures filed at Companies House reveal.

V9 Academy Limited reported assets of £31,448, but owed creditors £161,337. The company is jointly controlled by Rebekah, Jamie, and John Peter Morris.

BKYV Media Limited had assets of £26,948 and owed creditors £77,157. That company is controlled by Rebekah.

However, Rebekah and Leicester City striker Jamie's third company looks considerably healthier.

V9 Media Limited, controlled by Jamie, with Rebekah listed as a director, made a profit of £260k, paying £50k in corporation tax.

It has retained earnings of £794,286 down from £805,088 the previous year.

This was made up of property and equipment worth £493,139, cash of £293,786 and other money owed of £149,386.