Kerry Katona sunbathes naked on holiday as she sends a ‘big sloppy kiss’ to her fans on Instagram
The 37-year-old shared the cheeky Instagram snap to her 230,000 followers - and it went down a treat
NEWLY buff Kerry Katona has treated her fans to some topless sunbathing pictures while on holiday.
The 37-year-old posted a snap to her Instagram of her with no bikini top on at a mystery location with her hair tired back in plaits and her face scrunched up against the sun's glare.
She captioned the post: "Sending you all love, peace, happiness, joy, light, sunshine and a big sloppy kiss!!!!!! Happy Friday everyone!"
Her 230k followers loved it with comments such as "looking sexy", "looking good" and "beautiful" flooding in.
Another fan said Kerry was "not like other celebs".
However some pointed out that the two sunshine emojis on her knees looked like nipples so they thought she had actually got her boobs out.
The mum-of-five also shared a picture of her toned tummy and said it was the first time she had worn a thong bikini.
Kerry is putting on a brave face after The Sun Online revealed she was snubbed by her former Atomic Kitten bandmates for the re-recording of their hit Whole Again in tribute to the England football team.
A close friend of the star exclusively told The Sun Online: "Kerry is heartbroken. She's absolutely gutted that the girls would sing the song without her.
"She always thought they'd get back together and this was the most amazing opportunity for this to happen.
"She's a single mum and has been struggling looking after the kids and the family, so it hurts her a lot to be left out of it."
And as the most popular and well known member of the band, the pal said that Kerry can't understand why she's being left out in the cold.
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They added: "Kerry still doesn't really know why they've left her out of this - as far as she's concerned she hasn't done anything to deserve this cruel snub."
Last November, Kerry confirmed she'd left the band amid a feud with Natasha.
The chant mixes the lyrics of the 2001 classic with World Cup anthem Three Lions and has been one of the main anthems for England supporters as they've progressed to the semi final.
The catchy song in honour of England gaffer Gareth Southgate changes Whole Again lyrics to: "Looking back on when we first met I cannot escape and I cannot forget, Southgate you’re the one, you still turn me on, football’s coming home again."