Love Island star Jessie Wynter looks incredible in pink bikini and cowboy hat as she shows off new hair

LOVE Island beauty Jessie Wynter looked pretty in pink in a patterned bikini.

Aussie Jessie, 26 - who found fame in Love Island's 2023 season - stretched out on a cream sofa as she sported the matching halterneck two-piece.

The personal trainer showed off her toned figure as she modelled the cerise, baby pink and white print swimwear from White Fox Boutique.

Jessie pulled on a wicker cowboy hat as she perched on the furniture before lying on her side to stretch out.

She then teased fans as she pulled up the string higher up her hips.

She finished off her Instagram image gallery with a sassy snap showing her staring straight into the lens.

Jessie recently wowed fans with a dramatic hair makeover - and the photoshoot was the perfect chance to show off her new sleek brunette locks.

In her caption, she wrote: "I’m mentally here right now. @whitefoxboutique discount: JESSIEWF for 15% off."

The fashion brand quickly replied from their own account to write: "Hot."

One fan then gushed: "You're everything!!!"

A second put: "GORGEOUS GIRL!!!" as a third gushed: "Goddamn Jessie."

Recently, Jessie - who found love with farmer Will Young on the ITV2 show - went bra-less in a very daring cut-out jumpsuit.

The stunner joked she had ultimate faith in the daring outfit's design, writing: "Find friends you can trust as much as I trust this jumpsuit."

Previously, she ditched her lingerie as she sported a see through top before donning more racy attire as she struck a cheeky pose in Paris.

Meanwhile, Jessie recently opened up on her battles with ADHD and depression.

The reality star admitted she was "scared of everything" and "went down the path of depression" during her youth.

Jessie said she was in "so much pain and confusion" before her diagnosis.

Speaking on Girls Know Nothing podcast, host Sharon Gaffka asked Jessie if her anxiety is something she always experienced.

Jessie revealed: "So potentially yes, I've always had it but I wasn’t actually aware that it was anxiety, I just thought it was the way that I am and they way I see life.

"I have ADHD, so anxiety is actually a massive part of that and I was never educated on anything about this.

"So when I realised I was actually struggling with ADHD and the cause behind it, that’s when I was able to manage and work on it.

"I have done a lot of self-help and development because I thought I didn’t like life and I was scared of everything and I kind of went down that path of depression.

"But when I saw a psychologist and talked through it – I struggled more with anxiety than depression.

"When I realise what was causing it, I could work through it. It’s not that I didn’t like my life or things were bad, it was just I would get really scared when I would do things."