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Emily Atack flaunts boobs in minuscule string bikini in eye-popping exposé

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Emily Atack sent her followers into meltdown as she shared a gorgeous throwback of her relaxing in the sun with her friend in tiny bikinis.

The brunette bombshell, 30, posed for the picture in a microscopic blue string bikini and a patterned sarong, flaunting her impressive cleavage to the camera.

Emily's hourglass proportions stole the show as the bikini top, which featured a racy triangle design, highlighted her killer curves.

She covered her face with sunglasses while piling her dark locks on top of her as she allowed her figure to do the talking. The TV presenter and actress showed off her natural beauty as she stripped back her make-up, baring all to the camera as she left her followers very hot under the collar.

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