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MOLLY-MAE Hague looked incredible as she stripped off for a bubble bath for a glam new beauty campaign.

The influencer, 27, posed beneath a mountain of bubbles as she teased her latest collaboration with Lookfantastic.

The mum-of-two posed with her hair in a chic up posing in nothing but bubbles.

Sharing the campaign on Instagram, Molly revealed fans would soon be able to get their hands on her Icons Collection.

She wrote: “My Icons Collection: Coming this Sunday 15th November. Waitlist access opens at 10am.

“Worth over £410, yours for just £105. Exclusive to @lookfantastic.”

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The four-picture set also featured two shots of Molly kneeling on a bed in an all-white outfit, alongside two snaps of her soaking in the bubble bath.

The shoot landed shortly after Molly revealed small bruises on her forehead following a Botox appointment earlier this week.

Speaking in a recent YouTube vlog, she explained she wanted to address forehead lines.

Afterwards, she told viewers: “OK Botox done, don’t mind all the little dots over my forehead.”

Molly previously had lip and jaw filler dissolved and her composite bonding removed as she embraced a more natural appearance.

The news comes after she recently described her guilt after daughter Bambi spat out rice pudding that Molly said smelled sour, despite being dated 2027.

The star, who is also Mum to baby Midas, said the three-year-old cried after complaining it tasted fizzy.

A bewildered Molly admitted: “I literally have not been able to get rid of the guilt.”

Ambrosia told The Sun it was concerned by her account and had contacted her to investigate, adding that every pot is checked before leaving its production site.

The Prem

Bath (19) 36

Tries: Arundell, De Glanville, Cokanasiga 2, Hennessey Cons: Russell 4 Pens: Russell

Sale (7) 28

Tries: Jibulu, O’Flaherty, Cowan-Dickie, Canakaivata Cons: Ford 4

Joe Cokanasiga scored twice as Bath ended a three-game winless run in all competitions with victory over Sale.

Henry Arundell, Tom de Glanville and Louis Hennessey also got on the scoreboard for the hosts as they took a maximum of five points to go into the international break on a high.

Nathan Jibulu and Tom O’Flaherty crossed for Sale and they were largely outclassed until the final 10 minutes when Luke Cowan-Dickie and Elia Canakaivata added late tries, to ensure the Sharks at least left the Recreation Ground with a point.

The result is the third loss of the campaign for Sale and means they go into the international break eighth, while Bath move up to fourth.

Bath have been hit by a raft of injuries to their backline in the early part of the season and while they are now without Santiago Carreras for the rest of the campaign, De Glanville and Arundell’s return from injuries proved timely.

Arundell needed less than three minutes to bag a try on his first Prem game of the season when he charged through a gap on halfway and used his speed to race into the corner.

Sale then enjoyed their best spell of pressure until the end of the game although were unable to turn frequent entries into Bath’s 22 into more than one try.

Prop Asher Opoku-Fordjour was turned over a few metres out and Joe Carpenter dropped a long pass when he had acres of space ahead, before Jibulu brought them level carrying over from the back of a maul.

De Glanville restored Bath’s lead, as the hosts switched direction across the pitch from a line-out and the full-back dashed through a gap when Tom Roebuck slipped trying to make a tackle.

Cokanasiga added their third with a well-worked team try started when Arundell caught a high ball on halfway, and they whipped it quickly through their backs, and in a two-on-one with De Glanville, Cokanasiga had a simple finish.

The wing had his second and Bath’s bonus-point fourth immediately into the second half, when he jumped to catch Russell’s cross-field kick, side-stepped past Alex Lozowski and stretched over under a tackle.

O’Flaherty replied minutes later at the other end with a superb one-handed dive into the corner as Sale looked for a way back in.

A Russell penalty stretched Bath 15 points clear and Hennessey ran on to a Bernard van der Linde grubber kick a minute after coming on to all-but seal victory.

Yet Sale rallied to end the game on top, with Cowan-Dickie barging through before Canakaivata grabbed another try in the final minute to give Sale a point.

Bath: De Glanville; Cokanasiga, Lawrence, Ojomoh, Arundell; Russell, Spencer (c); Obano, Frost, Griffin, Jeanes, Ewels, Hill, Reid, Bayliss.

Replacements: Dunn, Wheeler, Stuart, Opoku-Gyamfi, Richards, Van Der Linde, Hennessey, Coetzee.

Sale: Carpenter; Roebuck, Marchant, Lozowski, O’Flaherty; Ford, Warr; Smith, Jibulu, Opoku-Fordjour, Van Rhyn (c), Bamber, Tshiunza, B. Curry, T. Curry.

Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, McIntyre, Francis, Burrow, Dugdale, Hanson, Ma’asi-White, Canakaivata.

Referee: Anthony Woodthorpe

CHRISTINA Aguilera was branded a “smokeshow” as she stripped completely naked for a sizzling bath selfie showing off her rock hard abs.

The popstar flaunted her recent weight loss as she perched in her cream standalone tub, with her blonde hair brushed over her eyes.

American hitmaker Christina, who has undergone a huge transformation in recent years and shed almost three stone in weight, gave a nod to spooky season with her upload.

She covered her modesty with two ghost icons on her boobs and added the words: “Last looks before xtinaween”.

One fan was quick to reply: “She’s the moment she’s an icon she’s a star”.

A second put: “Smokeshow”.

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A third then wrote: “OMG!!!”

The 45-year-old singer, who had her first hit with Genie in the Bottle in 1999, is no stranger to posing starkers in the suds.

Earlier this month she stripped for a bubble bath to promote a new lube brand.

Christina launched her sexual wellness brand Playground back in 2022.

It initially debuted with a line of four water-based, plant-infused lubricants.

Christina lost more than 40 pounds before her Las Vegas residency in 2024, with fans still in awe of her more slender look.

At the time, an insider told Life & Style that the singer had restricted her calorie intake to 1,600 calories per day.

The source added that Christina had been working out “rigorously” every day of the week.

“Christina didn’t feel as energetic with extra weight,” they said.

“Some are concerned she’ll gain the weight back but she loves all the attention she’s getting.”

Although looking smaller than ever, Christina previously claimed she didn’t want to be as thin as she was when she was younger.

CHRISTINE McGuinness left little to the imagination as she stripped off for a bath.

The model, 38, took to her Instagram account to share a video of her enjoying some downtime during a recent hotel stay.

Christine filmed herself in a robe as she walked towards the mirror in her room at the Meliá White House in London.

She then filled her bathtub with hot water, dropped her robe to the ground and stepped into the bath with her back facing the camera.

Christine captioned the post: “Solo System Season is going extremely well.

“Enjoying my body, bank and bath on an unapologetic, unavailable and uncompromising level because my solo system needs this on prescription!

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“Especially at ‘The Level’ suites @themeliawhitehouse. No sharing and no caring.

“DND for the foreseeable.”

Fans rushed to the comments section to share how incredible she looked.

One said: “You look amazing Christine

“Gorgeous as always,” a second chimed in.

A third added: “Sensational.”

A fourth simply wrote: “Wowzers.”