Emily Atack shows off her incredible curves in a black bra and jeans – before ripping her jeans and flashing her bum

EMILY Atack showed off her incredible figure on social media last night as she danced around in her bra and jeans.

The 31-year-old was sure to set pulses racing as she stood in her bathroom highlighting her midriff and cleavage.

However, the TV star's steamy appearance came hours before she accidentally split her jeans.

The Celebrity Juice captain took to her Instagram this morning to share a cheeky image of her derriere flashing through her ripped jeans.

Sharing a mirror selfie and sarcastically putting her thumb up, she penned: "Oh good. Cheers then".

The snaps come days after Emily called out a troll who slid into her DMs and called her "fat and "disgusting".

The Inbetweeners actress shared the vile message on her Instagram Story with 1.8m followers.

Replying to one of her selfies, the nasty troll said: "Why lie to your fans making out you eat pizza or a flan when you don't, about two years ago you were fat and now your on TV your (sic) hot, disgusting."

Emily simply replied: "I prefer a flan.."

Back in October Emily has opened up to The Sun's TV Mag about how she copes when people comment on her weight.

She told us: “I do have a thick skin and it’s only getting thicker. I do get tougher as the years progress."

However the star admitted that negative comments online can hurt.

“I don’t think there’s any way you deal with it,” she added. “It upsets me, but not for long, I’ll talk about something else five minutes later.

"If someone comments on something on social media that upsets me, say about my weight, I go: ‘That’s upsetting,’ and then I just move on.’"

Meanwhile Emily shared a cryptic message about "moving away from what harms you" following her brief Jack Grealish romance.

Last month, The Sun revealed she enjoyed secret dates with the 26-year-old footballer while he and his girlfriend Sasha Attwood were on a break.

Taking to her Instagram Story last night, she shared a quote that read: "A person grows in beauty whenever they move away from what harms them and into their own power."