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‘World’s sexiest weather girl’ Yanet Garcia sizzles in stunning lingerie for hot new video
A WEATHER girl dubbed the ‘sexiest in the world’ has delighted fans with a sexy new video.
Yanet Garcia drove her online followers wild with a clip of her strutting around in sexy underwear.
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The Mexican beauty sizzles as she shows off her legendary curves in a little red number inside her house.
The latest video went down a storm with Yenet’s fan base.
It has already racked up over 300,000 views on YouTube since being posted yesterday, with hundreds of comments.
One fan wrote: “My God! I’m automatically your number one fan!”
And another commented: “Googled definition of perfection and got a link to this vid.”
Another set of pictures posted online by the web celeb showing her wearing a skimpy thong proved equally popular in September.
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Yanet shot to worldwide fame after TMZ and Playboy described her as a “girl that makes you want to watch the weather forecast” and with her trademark skimpy outfits and perfect hourglass figure, she has an army of admirers.
Last year the she was forced to deny rumours that she had had bum implants, insisting that her fantastic figure was a result of eight years of hard work.
To prove that she had worked hard to get her figure she posted a snap, taken eight years ago, where she is barely recognisable as the amazingly upholstered presenter she is today.
She also posted pictures of herself in the gym, showing off the exercises she says keep her body in tip top shape.
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She told her two million social media followers: “Eight years ago I decided to enter a gym because I was very thin and I wanted to find the best version of myself.”
She added: “It has not been easy, but it has been worth it.
“To see this photo of me before and after motivates me to carry on working hard every day.
“Effort, dedication and constancy have been some of the ingredients to obtain these results.”
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