She launched her own swimwear brand Kimberley London back in 2013.

And Kimberley Garner looked sensational as she showed off her enviable figure while enjoying a day out at the beach in Miami, Florida, on Thursday.

The former Made in Chelsea star, 30, put her toned abs on full display in a plunging purple ʙικιɴι that also showed off her peachy posterior.

Kimberley’s barely-there ʙικιɴι top showed off a generous glimpse of her cleavage and it also featured wrap-front detailing.

Her ʙικιɴι bottoms, meanwhile, were tied high on her waist to accentuate her slender legs as she strutted her stuff on the beach.

The blonde bombshell styled her locks into a sleek, straight style that fell over her back, and she accessorised with a pair of chic shades.

Kimberley also wore a white blouse while she not soaking up the sun, and she also wore a matching mini-skirt when she headed home

Earlier this year, Kimberley jetted to the Caribbean after flying out to Miami with her boyfriend in late December, after spending Christmas in Barbados and is now back in Florida.

But it hasn’t all been carefree partying as she recently took to Instagram to defend herself from backlash over her international travel.

The TV star said she jetted out of the UK on December 14 – a week before London moved into Tier 4 – to ‘check on my apartment’.

The London native said at the time: ‘I bought my place here this time two years ago.

‘It was a mᴀssive achievement, still really can’t believe it sometimes. I run a business – I’m not an influencer.

‘I am here, but I am very very strict still. I see people in Tulum and all over going to parties and it doesn’t feel right to me.

‘I haven’t been out to any parties and turned down invites from friends as feel it’s just not right to be in a crowd – it’s not OK at the moment.

‘I’m really lucky to be in the sun and outdoors, and am valuing that totally, but not going to live normally as it’s not a normal world at the moment.

‘I really think and feel for everyone home at the moment, it really sucks, please be brave, please be kind to each other.’