Stunning Leonna Mayor is ‘body goals’ in a bikini as ITV Racing star proudly ‘rocks the patchwork’ on summer holiday

LEONNA MAYOR was told she was ‘body goals’ by fans as she rocked a bikini and her ‘patchwork’ on a summer vacation.

The racing presenter is a popular part of the ITV coverage during the big festivals but has jetted off to sunny Bulgaria for a break.

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Mayor proudly posted of ‘rocking the patchwork’ – a reference to her vitiligo[/caption]

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The ITV Racing star is usually seen on TV screens during the York Ebor Festival but she has jetted off for a summer vacation this year[/caption]

Mayor has been busy as one of the captains in this year’s Racing League and combined her time on the main channel with roles on Sky Sports Racing and William Hill.

The world’s best horses are in action at York for the Ebor Festival.

But Mayor – who recently left fans in stitches with this epic bikini fail – was giving her followers something to cheer aside from the usual winners with some sizzling holiday snaps.

In one, Mayor proudly spoke of ‘rocking the patchwork’ – a reference to her vitiligo.

The former jockey – who Zoo magazine labelled ‘the world’s sexiest‘ – has embraced the condition, which causes patches of skin to lose their pigmentation.

The main symptom is white spots or patches on the flesh.

It is thought to affect one per cent of the population and can start off as a paler segment of skin that gradually becomes completely white.

Alongside one photo of herself in a bikini in the sun, Mayor wrote: “Rocking the patchwork @vitiligosociety #wearsunscreen.”

Next to one photo of herself lounging out on a sunbed, Mayor drew a plethora of comments from punters.

One said: “Body goals.”

Another wrote: “Hot hot stuff Leonna.”

A fellow Instagram user said she was ‘absolutely stunning’ while one quipped: “Bloody hell, definitely best filly in the field.”

Mayor opened up on living with vitiligo last November.

In an emotional post, she wrote: “I’ve reached a point where I’m more comfortable in my skin and want to share a message that I hope might help others… even if it’s just one person who can relate.

“Since I was a teen I’ve lived with vitiligo, which as you know, is an auto-immune condition which causes patches of skin to lose its pigment.

“My auntie has vitiligo so it has been something that I’ve grown up seeing but in all honesty being familiar with it didn’t mean I wasn’t scared or embarrassed when I discovered patches on my skin.

“My skin changes have rapidly worsened over the last two years, and I now have a lot of patches under my arms, on my thighs and my face.

“I used to always cover them up with camouflage makeup and avoided pictures or wearing clothes that would reveal my skin.

“I know by sharing my story on social media I may receive some negative comments but I’m finally learning to love my skin and feel happy being me regardless of what anyone else might say or think.”

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Mayor is enjoying some downtime in Bulgaria[/caption]

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