Kate Lawler showcased her toned figure as she took to Instagram to share with her followers several snaps of her Barcelona getaway on Tuesday.

The former Big Brother winner, 44, spent the weekend in Barcelona celebrating her close pal's upcoming nuptials.

During the hen do, Kate looked incredible as she posed up a storm on the beach with her pals wearing a black beaded bikini. 

In the stunning snap, Kate showcased her toned arms and stomach and further accessorised the look with a pair of beige square-shaped shades.

In another snap, the presenter could be seen wearing a different black triangle bikini, which boasted circle ring details and a wrap-around design.

Kate Lawler showcased her toned figure on Tuesday as she took to Instagram to share with her followers several snaps of her Barcelona getaway

She later opted for covering up the beach ensemble with a stylish halter-neck maxi dress which boasted a plunging neckline and a daring split in the leg.

Kate further accessorised the look with a pair of oversized black shades, a shell necklace, and a black fedora hat as she struck up a pose with the bride-to-be. =

It comes after Kate revealed that she's in couples therapy with her husband Martin so that they can keep the spark alive in their relationship.

The TV star married Martin Bojtos in June 2022 after they welcomed daughter Noa in February 2021.

And in a new interview, she has candidly told how they have struggled to find time for each other since becoming parents.

She told The Sun of having therapy: 'You talk things out and it helps you to see things from your partner's point of view and makes you think, 'Well . . . actually maybe that was my fault'. It's hugely beneficial.'

'We made a commitment to each other and you work through it.

'When you're a parent, you have to accept you're not going to have the time — or the energy — to do things you did before your child came along.

'Martin is more, 'Come on, we haven't had time for ourselves for ages, let's get in the bedroom' than me. I take a bit of convincing.'

She added that it's 'so important' to keep the magic and passion alive even though it isn't easy.  

Kate went on to explain that while people say having a child is the 'hardest thing you ever do', actually keeping the magic alive 'takes just as much effort'. 

In the months before they married in 2022 Kate revealed how they were in the 'worst possible place for a couple' as she detailed their relationship ahead of the wedding.

She admitted that she 'wasn't prepared for the seismic shift' in their relationship following the birth of their daughter Noa.

The 2021 she had her first child Noa after insisting for a long time she never wanted to be a mum, while her partner of nine years Martin, known affectionately as Boj, was 'desperate' for kids. 

Speaking to Kate Thornton on her White Wine Question Time podcast, Kate explained: 'Since we became parents our relationship has changed so much. I want to say for the better, but sadly we both know, and we're acutely aware of this, that we haven't prioritized our relationship at all and we know that we need to take steps to improve it.

'We're getting married in two months and we've actually had like the hardest year as a couple so far.

'But we know it's because we became parents and your life changes monumentally when you become parents.'

She continued: 'I wasn't prepared for the seismic shift in our relationship. I thought it would change my life, me personally, but I didn't think about how much it would affect us as a couple even though I had friends giving me advice saying "Look you're both going to say things you don't mean, you're both going to be more tired than you've ever been before".

'We went out for a curry the other night because I pointed out that since Noa was born a year ago we've only been out on our own on a date twice. It's not good enough.

'I can't be bothered to put on make-up and find something to wear. I want to sit in my pyjamas and read a book.'

She went on: 'We'd only been out for our anniversary in June, four months after Noa had been born...and we spent most of it looking on the monitor like "ooh, is she ok?". His mum was babysitting. So the last week has been great.

'We're talking, we're communicating. We're just better with each other.'