Rebekah Vardy strips down to a neon pink leotard in the snow as she shares snaps from magical Lapland family holiday

Rebekah Vardy stripped down to a neon pink leotard in the snow as she shared snaps from her magical family holiday to Lapland on Friday.

The WAG, 42, showed off her incredible figure as she braved the cold in the skimpy piece of clothing.

In the snap, Rebekah looked elated as she jumped and waved her arms around against the festive backdrop, teaming the tiny outfit with a matching pink padded coat.

Alongside a series of other snaps from her time away, the star wrote in her caption: 'Throwback to the best December!'

In another picture, it looks like Becky got boozy with Santa Claus himself as she posed pouring a drink from a flask into his mouth.

This time, the brunette beauty was wrapped up warm in thermal ski clothing and a pink beanie. 

Another snap saw her pose for a mirror selfie with her four-year-old daughter Olivia, who she shares with footballer husband Jamie.

And elsewhere, Rebekah put on an animated display as she posed in a giant pink snowsuit in front of a roaring fire.

She also shared an insight to the stunning scenery of huskies pulling a sledge through the snow.

Rebekah shares Olivia, Finley, seven, and 10-year-old Sofia with husband Jamie Vardy, 37, as well as Megan and Taylor, from previous relationships.

It comes just after Rebekah enjoyed a day of festival fun with her children at Blackpool's Christmas Fair last week, hours before rival Coleen Rooney finished second in I'm A Celeb.

Rebekah took up the role last month of The Sun's I'm A Celebrity columnist, giving her insight into the ongoings of the camp throughout the show.

Wagatha Christie sleuth Coleen, 38, narrowly missed out on the top spot to McFly's Danny Jones, also 38, with ITV now reportedly vowing to make both finalists huge TV stars.

Coleen is poised to become ITV's new golden girl and is allegedly being lined up for a £1million TV deal with the channel.

A source reported to The Sun: 'Coleen’s return to public life following the Wagatha Christie trial was carefully orchestrated — and it has more than paid off.

'When she was in the jungle, she was being touted as ITV’s next Holly Willoughby and the offers have already started flooding in. But there is one deal on the table that has really piqued her team’s interest.

'Given Coleen’s love of the Loose Women show too, the team want her secured on their guest roster, with a view to finding something more permanent for her.'

The insider went on to add that in addition to TV deals, 'lifestyle and nutritional brands' and 'high street retailers' have been trying to entice her with lucrative contracts, noting: 'The sky’s the limit'.

During her exit interview Coleen made a vide jibe at Rebekah as she spoke to Ant and Dec about her time in the Jungle about her her detective skills.

Coleen was famously dubbed Wagatha Christie after deducing that stories about her were being leaked to The Sun newspaper by... Rebekah Vardy's account.

Discussing her sleuthing skills during the final, Declan Donnelly mused: We did try pulling the wool over your eyes with a few little tricks but you always seemed to sniff us out... she's always one step ahead of us.'

Ant McPartlin added: 'She's good at this... have you always had that instinct?'

Flashing a knowing smile, Coleen alluded to her Wagatha Christie name as she replied: 'Yeah I have, I'm quite good at sniffing things out!'

Raising her eyebrows, she continued: Yeah, I can weigh people up well...'

During her time in the Jungle, Coleen clocked that Danny Jones had lied about spotting a koala in a bid to keep them distracted while he was on a secret mission.

The mother-of-four was also the first one to work out that Maura Higgins, Revered Richard Coles and Dean McCullough were lying about living in squalor in The Junkyard.

Having confronted the trio, Dean was quick to mention her famous nickname, exclaiming: 'Wagatha Christie strikes again!'

It's been five years since the start of the Wagatha Christie case - the surreal, undeniably petty, yet irresistible legal soap opera that captivated the nation.