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Love Island star Laura Anderson apologises after putting on eye-popping display in gym workout
LOVE Island star Laura Anderson apologised after putting on eye-popping display during her gym workout.
The Scots reality TV star, 33, shared a clip of her working out to her 1.4million followers at the F45 Glasgow Central gym this afternoon.
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She had posted earlier about how excited she was to return to training after learning the lux gym brand had a branch in the city.
Dressed in matching pink leggings, a brown and pink cropped puffa gilet and a brown and pink zipped top, Laura said she was to make her return to the gym after four months.
But the Celebs Go Dating beauty left little to the imagination in a matching pink two-piece gym set as she recorded herself going in for a barbell row.
She apologised to her followers after tight Lycra top revealed the silhouette of her nipples.
Taking part in the F45 upper body class, Laura wrote: "Excuse the bad angle, and the nips" with a monkey covering its face emoji.
After the class, Laura shared her thoughts about returning to the functional fitness gym after a stint away as her mum drove around Glasgow City Centre.
She said: I have just finished my F45 class, first one back in five months.
"Not going to lie, I can't lift my arms.
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"I am officially working for F45.
"I have decided I am in the female version of David Beckham."
We told how she has broke down in tears on Celebs Go Dating as she spoke about her cheating ex.
The former Love Island star is on the E4 series hoping to find true love after her heart-breaking previous relationship.
She was speaking to Anna Williamson and Paul Carrick Brunson in the dating agency when she became emotional.
I've had quite a lot of relationships, I think I've been let down," she said.
She also revealed the disgusting habit she actually doesn't mind her partner doing when she's in a relationship.
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