Helen Flanagan put on a very busty display as she continued to enjoy her Ibiza getaway with a sun-soaked trip to swanky day club O Beach on Sunday.

The former Corrie actress, 32, confidently showcased her surgically enhanced cleavage as she slipped into a skimpy green bikini from her Moda Minx swimwear collection for the outing.

Helen’s tiny two piece also featured gold embellishments and a matching cover-up, completing the look with wedges.

She sported a radiant palette of make-up with her blonde tresses in loose curls as she strolled arm-in-arm with her bikini-clad Makeup Artist Ashley Elizabeth.

Later the stunner – who underwent a boob job in January – again showed off her ample assets as she slipped into a skimpy metallic co-ord.

The sheer ensemble boasted a criss-cross top that showed off a serious amount of under boob as well as a figure-hugging skirt.

Adding height to her frame with a pair of strappy heels Helen posed up a storm for the camera.

It comes after she poked fun at herself for having a early Saturday night in, while on holiday.

Helen revealed she had gone out to a club, before returning home after just 10 minutes due to walking into a ‘fart’.

She took to her Instagram Stories to share a stunning selfie of herself sitting in bed, wearing a cute set of floral pyjamas.

The soap star still sported a full face of glamorous make-up from her night out and her neatly curled hairdo.

Captioning the snap, Helen joked: ‘Me: I’m going to be wild in Ibiza – in bed at 11pm on a Saturday night with a hot chocolate’.

She later revealed the reason behind cutting her night short to her followers, in another Instagram post.

Over the top, she explained: ‘Lasted 10 minutes at this club and place I went to I walked into the most disgusting smelling fart and just said to @makeupbyashley let’s go home’ followed by a string of laughing crying emojis.

The hilarious update comes after Helen candidly revealed that after working on ‘self love’ over the past few months she now feels empowered as a single mother to three children.

The former Coronation Street star – who split from her footballer fiancé Scott Sinclair with whom she shares  Matilda, seven, Delilah, five, and Charlie, two, with her ex Scott – showcased her newfound confidence as she modelled a range of skimpy bikinis from her new Moda Minx swimwear collection.

Proving to be her own best advert, the blonde bombshell shared an Instagram video clad in an array of bathing suits, that she captioned: ‘So proud of my @modaminx edit was really empowering for me to do this as a mummy of three. This year I’ve really tried to work on my confidence and self love.

‘I’ve always loved @modaminx as a brand so it’s a really natural collaboration. @modaminx celebrates all women and all body shapes, the one pieces and bikinis are always super flattering to make you feel amazing wether [sic] it’s a girls holiday, a romantic break or a family getaway x’.

When it comes to their eldest daughter wanting TikTok , the former couple came to an agreement as they navigate co-parenting.

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, she revealed they’ve decided to let Matilda create a YouTube account instead – and that content will be coming very soon.

She made the comments while promoting NickWatch, a new smartwatch for kids by Nickelodeon, which she claimed her brood are ‘obsessed’ with.

Helen explained: ‘My kids are always asking me, “Oh, mummy can have a phone?” all the time and, “Can have a phone?”

‘And my eldest, especially, is always asking me, “Mummy, I want TikTok. I want TikTok.” I took her on holiday recently and it’s all she talks about.’

Helen continued: ‘But obviously I’m not ready for my children at eight years old to have social media.

‘But this is really cool, actually the NickWatch, because they have that sense of feeling grown up because they can message you and they can send you voice notes.

‘They can call you and they’ve got loads of fun games and lots of things to do without having social media. And also the watch has a GPS tracker which is really cool as well so it’s a nice comfort for a parent.’