Tallia Storm sizzles in eye-catching bikini as she leaves little to imagination
TALLIA Storm left little to the imagination as she sizzled in an eye-catching bikini on the beach.
The Scots singer turned heads as she posed in the sunshine for her latest Instagram snaps.
The 24-year-old star stunned as she almost spilled out of different bikinis and swimwear.
She shared the posts on social media which were taken during a trip to Miami Beach in Florida.
In one picture Tallia posed on a beach lounger wearing a colourful striped bikini with her hair falling over her shoulders.
In another, the blonde bombshell posed on the sand in a one-piece as the waves splashed over her legs.
Her loyal fans flocked to the comments of the post to compliment the radio star.
One person said: “There she isssssss” with a heart eyes emoji.
Another added: “So beautiful honey”.
Someone else wrote: “Stunning”.
While a fourth chimed in: “Wow”.
It comes as we told how Tallia had driven on a motorway for the first time after recently passing her driving test.
She named it in a list of achievements in an Instagram video to fans.
Tallia excitedly said: “I have only gone and done it.
“Started my brand new breakfast show on Capital FM Scotland, drove myself to work – Tallia Storm has been on a motorway for the first time in my life.
“Why we don’t do that on our test I will never know.”
Tallia told her 544,000 followers how she had learned to drive in a people carrier and how colleagues poked fun at her motor, calling it a “bus”.
She said: “I learned to drive in this people carrier. This absolute wagon, this absolute bus-mobile.”
The singer also told how she had rented the seven-seater BMW until she gets her own motor, and played a clip from the show where her co-host said: “You even managed to get that bus into the multi-story car park.”
After she posted the video, fans praised the list of achievements with one saying: “You’ve got it all going on.”
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