Lisa Snowdon shocks followers with very rude Instagram caption as she poses in low-cut bikini

LISA Snowdon left fans open-mouthed with a very cheeky Instagram caption as she posed in low-cut bikini.

The 49-year-old model looked sensational in a tie-dye shirt as she enjoyed a luxury getaway in Dubai.

The presenter sizzled in a string bikini as she hit the beach and later posed up a storm by sharing snaps in front of a sea view.

In one photo, Lisa took a selfie wearing a plunging shirt and a pair of designer shades.

In another image, the TV star beamed and showed off her natural beauty with minimal makeup.

Keeping her brunette tresses loose, Lisa soaked up the glorious sunshine and told fans that she was topping up her tan.

Sharing the snaps on Instagram, Lisa unintentionally wrote a rather racy caption, leaving her fans hot under the collar as they pointed out that 'D' is a slang term for men's privates.

Alongside the stunning holiday snap, she penned: "Vitamin 🌊 and lots of vitamin D 🌞💦."

One fan wrote: "'Oh dear' and 'lots of D [laughing face emoji]'

Another quipped: 'Gorgeous, enjoy the D.'

A third cheeky follower commented: "A bit rude."

Earlier this month, Lisa showed off her incredible body as she stripped down to a bikini on This Morning.

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She braved the freezing Welsh weather as she filmed a segment for the ITV programme, donning a black two piece and slipping into a hot tub.

TV presenter Lisa wasted no time in whipping off her robe and trying the hot tub out, and even had a glass of fizz in hand.

While she appeared to have no worries at all, main host Dermot O'Leary voiced concerns about Lisa's microphone being so close to the water.

He said: "Lisa, that is one nervous sound man right now!"

Laughing, Lisa replied: "I know! He has a waterproof pack and he's hovering right over me. It's not as glamorous as you think, he's giving me the evil eye right now!"

Lisa recently spoke exclusively to The Sun about life with fiance George Smart and how perimenopausal hormones stole their chances of having children.

She said: "Kids are amazing and enrich your life, but let’s be honest, there are enough kids in the world.

"I was with my sister and her kids recently and it is full on. The noise alone — I’m like, ‘Guys, can you keep it down?’

"There’s sometimes too much screaming but it’s amazing to watch them grow, listen to them read and see their imaginations develop.

"We adore the kids but when we leave, we are like, ‘Bye!’”

George, who is six years younger than Lisa and doesn’t have any children, agrees. He says: “There’s a weird expectancy when it comes to having kids. But we have the freedom to make the choice and I feel we don’t have to justify it.

"Do I feel like I’ve missed out? Absolutely not. It never crosses my mind. I’m 100 per cent happy that it’s just me and Lisa. We have a very, very fun time.”