Rhian Sugdenindulged a pamper session on Monday as she visited a spa to relax, five months after giving birth to her first child.
The model, 37,and her husband, Oliver Mellor, welcomed son George in April after a challenging five-year journey which involved eight rounds ofIVFand £150,000.
And Rhian looked more radiant than ever as she took to her Instagram to share an underwear-clad mirror selfie at the spa.
Showing off her incredible post-partum figure and ample cleavage, she posed in a black bra and matching underwear.
The influencer looked completely relaxed, with her hair in natural waves and going bare-faced for her soothing session.
Rhian Sugden indulged a pamper session on Monday as she visited a spa to relax and showed off her incredible figure, five months after giving birth to her first child
The model, 37, and her husband, Oliver Mellor, welcomed son George in April after a challenging five-year journey which involved eight rounds of IVF and £150,000
Captioning the snap, she wrote: 'SPA DAY. Nothing quite like a good rub down, steam and sauna to cleanse the soul'
Captioning the snap, she wrote: 'SPA DAY. Nothing quite like a good rub down, steam and sauna to cleanse the soul'.
It comes after Rhian and Oliver,who had nearly given up hope of starting a family, shared their emotional journey to parenthood in an interview with The Sun.
Rhianrevealed how the pair faced numerous hurdles, including a miscarriage scare at six weeks and a dramatic birth that required George to receive emergency oxygen, but despite that, his arrival has 'taken all the years of pain away'.
The former Page 3 model discovered she was pregnant last August andannounced her news three months later in a heartfelt post.
Cradling her blossoming bump she captioned the picture: 'We have the most exciting news to share.Good things come to those who wait.'
Rhian shared stories of her IVF journey to her Instagram, where she admitted the process 'changes you as a person'.
The model who struggled with a low egg count and went through eight rounds of IVF said: 'The day the doctors put the last two eggs in, I had my legs up in the air on the table, crying and thinking, 'What's the point? I said if it didn't work, I would just give up.'
She documented the whole thing and in one montage of clips showcased the pile of medication needles she needed which left her stomach badly bruised, plus all the collection of pregnancy tests she took when she found out about her 'miracle baby.'
It comes after Rhian and Oliver, who had nearly given up hope of starting a family, shared their emotional journey to parenthood in an interview with The Sun
Rhian told how she had a miscarriage scare at six weeks and a dramatic birth that required George to receive emergency oxygen
Rhian shared stories of her IVF journey to her Instagram, where she admitted the process ' changes you as a person'
Despite her happy news, just six weeks later, the blonde beauty endured a scare and started bleeding.
She and her husband were in Manchester airport at the time which Oliver recalled as being 'the saddest, most glum flight, thinking we had lost our baby.'
Fortunately, George survived, and was born healthy at 8lb 7oz after a planned C-section.
However it wasn't all plain sailing and the little tot had turned blue and needed help with his breathing.
Reflecting on the traumatic birth Rhian explained how she didn't feel that 'initial rush' because they never had skin to skin contact.
Since giving birth, the blonde beauty said she has a newfound appreciation for her body particularly as she breastfeeds George, describing the experience as 'incredible'.
She said:'It's crazy that I'm feeding my own child from my body — nature is amazing. I feel like I love my body more than ever.'
Talking about her modelling careerRhian said that she would be up for it as she believers her body 'is more beautiful and amazing than ever.'
The new mum said she was close to giving up and since having George feels he has 'taken all the years of pain away'
Since giving birth, the blonde beauty said she has a newfound appreciation for her body particularly as she breastfeeds George, describing the experience as 'incredible'
