She has jetted to Ibiza for a fun-filled sunshine break.
And Emily Atack showed off her gorgeous curves in a plunging leopard print bikini as she soaked up the rays while on the party island on Saturday.
The actress, 33, took to Instagram to share a glimpse at her trip as she lounged by the pool with a friend in the skimpy swimwear.
She showed off her ample assets as she put on a busty display in the sexy number which she teamed with a stylish white crochet cover up.
Another look saw her show off her going out style as she slipped into a thigh-skimming silver dress while getting ready to hit the clubs.
She looked incredible as she sipped on champagne and completed her look with white strappy heels while opting for radiant makeup.
Elsewhere during the trip she partied with superstar Calvin Harris, 39, at his latest gig.
She donned the shimmering silver dress for the DJ’s concert at the well-known club Ushuaia.
Emily has jetted to Ibiza to shoot her latest collection with New Look.
It comes after Emily opened up about her photoshoot past while appearing on Kathy Burke’s Where There’s A Will, There’s A Wake podcast and opened up about her photoshoot past.
She explained: ‘I enjoyed them. You know, I was quite young and, but I look back and I go f***ing hell I look amazing in those pictures.
‘And I was young and slim and pretty and I enjoyed being all those things and I didn’t see it as a sexual thing.
‘I was just really enjoying the moment of being in films and working with all these great photographers and wearing these lovely clothes and celebrating my body and my youth. And I think that’s fine.’
Discussing backlash she received at the time, she continued: ‘It’s the stuff that happens because of that it’s the people that can’t control their sexually aggressive thoughts that ruin it later.
‘You know, that’s not my fault. I can’t do anything about that. If you’re sitting there and can’t control your thoughts as a man, you know? That’s not my fault. I can’t, I’m not doing it for that.
‘I’m not doing it so that you can say all those nasty, abusive, sexually aggressive things to me.
‘I’m genuinely doing that because I’m comfortable and happy doing it. And I feel good in myself. This is for me.’
Emily’s documentary Emily Atack: Asking For It recently made a the shortlist for a National Television Award.
The documentary explores why she is sexually harassed on social media daily and reflects on the unwanted male attention.
