Beach to their own! Ola Jordan shows off her dancer's physique in red bikini top and tiny white shorts to promote cereal brand
She's most well-known for being a professional mover and shaker on Strictly Come Dancing, but Ola Jordan has been treating herself to a trip to the seaside in her spare time.
The 32-year old slipped into a red halter neck bikini top and white denim cut-off shorts to unveil the world's first ever vending machine powered by bad weather, on Brighton's seafront.
Looking stunning with her hair tied up in a loose ponytail, the wife of dancer James Jordan showed off her golden pins, topping off the look with a pair of strappy dancer's shoes.
Strictly professional: Ola Jordan took to Brighton seafront to promote Kellogg's new weather-powered vending machine
The machine will give out the cereal when it's cloudy to help boost the nation's vitamin D intake when the sun goes in.
Whenever Ola isn't by the beach, she's been busy rehearsing with wildlife presenter, Steve Backshall, who has been dubbed the 'Tarzan of Strictly,' and is a real hit with the ladies.
Go, figure! The dancer looked incredible in a red halter-neck bikini and white denim cut-off shorts
He told the Daily Mail of his new heart throb status: ‘I think it is wonderful they like me. I think it is absolutely wonderful.
'I came onto the show as a 41-year-old guy with a dicky ankle who had never danced before and I saw people like Mark Wright, and Thom Evans and Simon Webbe, who are in great nick, young guys.'
On Tuesday night, husband James tweeted about how much he was missing his lovely wife.
What a pair: The 32-year-old is partnered with wildlife presenter Steve Backshall on Strictly this year
He wrote: 'Oi !!!! @The_OlaJordan and @SteveBackshall how's training going kids??? 10pm and still going..... Fair play. I'm watching a movie.'
Meanwhile, Ola revealed that health is an important reason why she got involved with the Kellogg's campaign, saying: 'As a dancer I have a keen interest in nutrition and eating well.
'Bone health is especially important for me and I was shocked to learn how many people in the UK don’t realise how important vitamin D is to keep our bones and immune systems strong.
'Living in a cloudy country like the UK means we can’t rely on the sunshine for our vitamin D intake and we must find other ways such as food to top up.'
Knowing what's important: Meanwhile, Ola revealed that health is an important reason why she got involved with the campaign, saying: 'As a dancer I have a keen interest in nutrition and eating well'
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