She’s no stranger to showcasing her incredible physique on her social media pages. And Lottie Moss was at it again on Sunday as she flaunted her figure in a daring black floral swimsuit as she seductively posed for a new Instagram snap. The model, 24, then turned up the heat as she also shared a video in which she provocatively danced up a storm with her bikini-clad best pal Sahara Ray.

In her picture, Lottie put on a sexy display in her swimwear which featured a flesh-flashing cut-out back. The younger sister of supermodel Kate Moss arched her back and flipped her head backwards while soaking up the sun in a swimming pool.

 

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Things then stepped up a gear as she united with her friend Sahara, 29, with the two showing off their moves as they danced alluringly to Slayyyter’s track Gimme More. The girls were in their element as they gyrated and swayed in front of the camera before suggestively dancing on one another. Captioning her sizzling post, Lottie penned: ‘This was 1 of the first swimsuits sahara_ray gave me and now we are designing some together. ily.’

It comes after Lottie recently claimed she was given alcohol and drugs to get through modelling shoots. She said she thought taking drugs was ‘normal’ in the modelling industry as she alleged that she was given drugs when she was ‘exhausted’ at events. Lottie claimed she didn’t feel like people ‘cared’ about her ‘wellbeing’.

Speaking about drug use in the industry, Lottie told the Call Her Daddy podcast: ‘I think I just thought it was normal and I was going to these events and parties and I was exhausted, that was the only way I was getting through it.

‘A lot of the time I would be showing up to set and I would not be happy and I didn’t want to do it, I’d be crying my eyes out and they said, “we’ll just get you some drugs, you can have a drink and then you’ll be fine”. ‘It was very much like that, “oh you’ll do this shoot, whether you’re sober or not. It’s going to happen”.’

The younger sister of Kate Moss also admitted that she felt under pressure to be like her supermodel sibling. Lottie claimed that she was told that she had to ‘lose weight’ to be a model and said she felt self-conscious about her height, as she measures at 5ft 5in.  ‘They wanted me to be Kate Moss part two. I was told I had to lose weight,’ she said. ‘I was told by people in the industry that I had to lose weight to do modelling.