On Sydney’s Bondi beach, Lara Bingle donned a bikini to soak up some sun.
The 25-year-old beauty, who has previously been linked to cricket captain Michael Clarke and rugby player Danny Cipriani, showcased why she has a devoted following of male admirers – flaunting her stunning physique following an intense workout session.
Amidst others unwinding on the beach, Bingle pushed herself with a fitness routine featuring swimming and boxing to keep her slender figure in shape.
Afterward, she took a break in a secluded area, displaying her leather bikini while playfully interacting with her fashion designer boyfriend, Gareth Moody.
The model reclined against a cliff wall, appearing relaxed and happy as she enjoyed some quiet time with her partner.
At one moment, her tranquility was disrupted by a possible wardrobe malfunction, prompting her to adjust her bikini bottoms.
Recently, she expressed gratitude towards her partner for helping her regain a sense of normalcy, stating: ‘He takes me away from the craziness. If I didn’t have that, I’d go insane.’
Bingle certainly deserves this respite, as the star is currently making headlines with her own reality TV show, Being Lara Bingle.
In a recent conversation with GQ Australia, she expressed her happiness that the series has revealed a different aspect of her personality.
‘I’m portrayed in a certain light in Australia and there’s a lot of frustration that comes with that for me,’ she shared. ‘The biggest incentive for doing this show was to make people realize who I really am.’
Bingle also addressed the pressures of life in the spotlight, disclosing: ‘Yes, I live differently than a typical 25-year-old, but I’ve been given this life and I just have to embrace it. I’m not saving the world; I am a model.’
‘Although it’s your life, it’s also a job, and I enjoy switching off at times to pursue other interests. During weekdays, the paparazzi are relentless, but most Sundays I can roam freely without too much attention from them in the evenings. It’s important to keep some aspects of life sacred and private.’
by Lorelle Heath
