Towie’s Kelsey Stratford looks incredible as she strips to see-through lingerie and flashes rarely seen thigh tattoo

TOWIE beauty Kelsey Stratford looked sensational as she posed in glam lace lingerie for a sizzling photoshoot.

The ITVBe star modelled a semi-sheer plunging white bra and tiny matching thong, paired with a lace suspender belt.

Kelsey, 23, was axed from The Only Way is Essex during a mass cull of cast members in 2021.

She delighted fans with her latest Instagram grid snap, which saw her flashing her toned figure and thigh tattoo on her right leg.

The inking details a phrase in Arabic and was on full view as she perched her hand on a nude seat for a trio of images.

Another saw Kelsey pose side-profile for a full look at her toned silhouette while her white stockings were on full display in a full length look.

One fan was quick to gush: "Amazing," as another put: "So amazing babe."

A third gushed: "Bodyyy."

Recently, Kelsey looked unrecognisable as she posed in a barely-there bikini.

She also stunned in a see-through bra top and thong as well as dazzling in a white bikini one year after a boob job which she claimed boosted her confidence.

Kelsey recently opened up about being kicked off the reality TV series.

Yet she has ditched telly fame to become a carer - working night shifts in her new role.

During an Instagram Q&A with fans, the blonde beauty told how she's now a night carer.

One follower asked: "Are you a carer?"

Kelsey replied: "Yes I work as a night carer! X."

Another fan said: "Loved you on Towie. U coming back?"

She commented: ";Not too sure about that one. Really happy with the way my life is right now!!"

Kelsey added: "But never say never."

During her time on Towie Kelsey was embroiled in a feud with Ella Rae Wise but formed a close friendship with Chloe Brockett.

Meanwhile, Kelsey is supporting The Sun’s Who Cares Wins awards, which celebrate the incredible medics, charities and ordinary people who save lives and go above and beyond. 

She was inspired by her disabled sister to pursue her new career as a carer.

“Kennedy was my inspiration to start because I’d grown up around someone needing care 24/7,” she said.

“I’m still doing it because I like helping people. I also spent time working in a disabled school. It’s just fulfilling work.”