Coleen Rooney showcases her jaw-dropping figure on a yacht as she swigs wine, takes sweet family snaps and soaks up the sun during annual Barbados family jaunt

Coleen Rooney showed off her sensational figure as she enjoyed as relaxing day on a yacht during her annual family jaunt to Barbados on Sunday. 

The I'm A Celebrity star, 39, looked incredible in a strapless leopard print bikini with low-slung bottoms as she enjoyed drinks and laughs on the swanky vessel.  

Also on the lavish holiday was her husband Wayne, 40, and their four sons Kai, 16, Klay, 11, Kit, eight, and Cass, six. 

Coleen's parents Colette and Tony have joined them on their holiday as well as retired footballers and Wayne's ex-teammates Jonny, Michael Carrick and Darren Gibson.

Coleen was showing off every inch of her incredible figure, the result of gruelling hours spent in the gym multiple times a week.  

The couple are frequent visitors to Barbados and own a £5million five bedroom villa, which has an infinity pool complete with a link bridge and sleeps 14. They bought the property in 2010 and rent the holiday home when they are not in residence.

Her day on the boat comes as Coleen marked her late sister Rosie's anniversary by sharing a sweet snap of the teen, who passed away in 2013. 

Rosie passed away following her lifelong battle with Rett syndrome, a rare brain disorder that causes severe disabilities. 

It comes after it was reported that Coleen and Wayne spent tens of thousands of pounds on their Christmas lights at their £20,000,000 Cheshire mansion.

The former Manchester United player and the I'm A Celebrity star moved into the mansion three and a half years ago.

The sprawling home is located in the famous Golden Triangle of land in the area, which incorporates some of the region's smartest postcodes and plays host to plenty of football players, TV icons and musicians.

And the vast property was decked out for the festive season with the pair seemingly enlisting the help of professionals to adorn it with bright Christmas lights.

Snaps of the home show festive lights lining the roof and porch, as well as covering wreaths, trees and hedges.

The lights are said to be so bright they can be seen from aircrafts on approach to Manchester Airport.

The Rooneys' house, named High Lake Manor, boasts a snooker room, a home cinema, an underground spa, wine cellar, a stable area with space for 14 horses, and a football pitch