Bella Hadid sent temperatures soaring in a skimpy red bikini as she relaxed on an idyllic tropical escape on Monday. The runway star looked sensational in the two-piece as she took to Instagram to share a series of sizzling snaps from the lavish beach getaway.
Bella's Beach Look
Bella showcased her supermodel figure in a triangle top paired with matching tie-side bottoms as she hit the beach. The stunner appeared completely relaxed, soaking up the sun on the back of a boat before cooling off with a swim in the ocean. She added a white lace cover-up over her bikini and accessorised with chunky gold earrings and layered necklaces.
The star looked incredible as she posed with her new £32 Orabella Golden Brulee body and hair perfume mist. She styled her waved blonde tresses in a messy up-do and shielded from the sun under a satin scarf and sunglasses while playing in the sand.
She wrote: 'Me and my babies first vacation together #body&hair they grow up so fast @orebella'.
Recent Campaign and Health Battle
This comes after Bella sizzled in the latest campaign for her Orebella brand. Earlier this month, she shared racy snaps to Instagram in a shimmering metallic co-ord, baring her taut midriff and toned legs. She posed with the Nectar Dew perfume mist bottle in the water.
Bella, who founded Orebella in 2024, let her honey-gold blonde locks cascade down her back. 'Newest baby… body and hair perfume mist,' she wrote, adding, 'most perfect fruity floral happy spritz…find her with her sisters, dropping tomorrow @orebella.'
Her mother, Yolanda Hadid, expressed pride in the comments, writing, 'congratulations I love you bay.'
The star is usually a permanent fixture on runways worldwide but has recently taken time off due to her battle with Lyme disease. Bella has struggled with the chronic neurological disease for 14 years and has been undergoing treatment. She recently revealed she was forced to turn down 'every job for almost a year.'
The model said she struggled to maintain a work-life balance and has since learned to say no. 'The way that I worked for many years was not sustainable. I think that, you know, even during COVID I continued to work,' she told Vogue Italia earlier this year. 'Being able to be in Texas with my horses and my dog, having a real life, and then going back to work makes it more fulfilling.'
'Now I know that if I'm able to say "No," even going through my [Lyme disease] treatment last year and having to say no to every job for almost a year, which I cried about,' the star recalled. 'I was emotional because you feel disposable.'
Bella has kept her fans updated on her battle with Lyme disease, which both her mother Yolanda and brother Anwar have also been diagnosed with. Last year, her mother uploaded a post giving an emotional glimpse at her daughter's health battle. Bella could be seen in a hospital bed hooked up to IVs, while another image showed Yolanda giving her daughter a kiss on the cheek.
'The invisible disability of chronic neurological Lyme disease is hard to explain or understand for anyone,' Yolanda penned. 'I try to lead by example on our Lyme journey but my own pain cannot compare to watching my baby suffer.'
Yolanda contracted the tickborne illness in 2012 but stopped sharing her personal story to avoid 'absorbing other people's opinions about my journey.' She remains 'still determined to find a cure affordable for all' eight years after writing about seeing '106 doctors' and undergoing a stem cell transplant, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, chelation therapy, colon hydrotherapy, among other treatments in her book Believe Me. Back in 2023, she curiously declared she was 'finally healthy' and 'so proud' of 'not giving up on' herself.
