A Place in the Sun’s Jasmine Harman dazzles with ‘gorgeous’ pic behind scenes of Channel 4 show
A PLACE in the Sun’s Jasmine Harman wowed fans in a behind-the-scenes snap as her stylish outfit choice matched her surroundings.
The presenter, 47, teased brand new episodes of the Channel 4 show are coming soon as she brought the glamour in her latest social media post.
Jasmine took to Instagram to share a behind-the-scenes photo filming in a sunny location with her followers.
Her statement dress showcased a beautiful sunflower print and she paired it with a gorgeous beaded necklace.
Jasmine’s windswept golden hair was styled with curls and she showed off her beaming pearly white smile to the camera.
The stunning background showed the blue sea, plants and beautiful yellow flowers that complemented her dress.
Her post comes after she opened up about how she is finally body confident, after being plagued with negative thoughts about her appearance for years.
She was recently praised for sharing snaps in her swimsuit, one of which revealed her cellulite and varicose veins.
In a chat with Closer Magazine, Jasmine admitted her first thought was to delete the picture, but chose not to so as not to feed into the “unrealistic expectations” that exist on social media.
She said: “Being in a swimsuit is nerve-wracking and doesn’t come naturally to me.
“I have to psyche myself up. I’ve got imperfections, but I’ve learned that whatever you’re embarrassed about – rather than be ashamed – just put it out there.
“Two years ago, someone asked if I was pregnant, and instead of getting down or dwelling, I just owned the comment and explained that I wasn’t.
“That was a game-changer for me.”
Jasmine – who has two children with her husband Jon – is thrilled to finally be free of the negative self-talk that has plagued her for years.
She said: “Definitely for a large proportion of my adult life, I’ve been dissatisfied with how my body is, been obsessed with numbers on the scale and had the magic size in my head.
“But lately, I’ve started to care less about what other people think, and age has really helped me value myself rather than my looks or my figure.
“I’ve reached a point where I want to stop aspiring for something that’s out of reach.”