Malin Andersson displays her curves in a green and black patterned bikini

Tier 4 was a just remote concept on Monday evening as Malin Andersson watched the sun set over Dubai. 

The former Love Island contestant is currently enjoying a winter break in the United Arab Emirates, far from the tough restrictions that have been applied to large swathes of the UK. 

But while she will have to isolate for two weeks upon her return, Malin, 28, ensured she made the most of her current holiday by taking a boat cruise across the Persian Gulf. 

Taking to Instagram, the brunette shared an image of herself on the boat’s bow while watching the sun slowly sink on the horizon. 

Captioning the shot with a verse from William Blake poem To See A World, she wrote: ‘To see a world in a grain of sand, And a Heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour.’

Various other images and videos from the trip captured Malin in a striking green and black printed bikini as she partied with a group of carefree pals. 

In earlier images and videos the Love Island star looked sensational as she flaunted her ‘boob spillage’ in the sexy one-piece and highlighted her sizzling curves. 

Malin exuded confidence as she rocked a blue swimming costume which sat high on her hips and tied in bows over her shoulders.

She paired the colourful ensemble with a cream long-sleeved shirt and a pretty gold necklace.

The beauty tied her dark locks back into a slick bun for the photoshoot by her hotel room’s pool ahead of enjoying a day on a yacht.

Malin, who was also in Dubai at the beginning of December, jetted back to the UAE for another break from London last Monday.

She previously said that she’s left the UK for the sake of her mental health due to it being such a difficult time of year for her.

Since arriving back in Dubai Malin has shared several snaps, showing her larking around on the balcony of her hotel room as well as posing on the beach. 

On Sunday Malin showcased her killer curves in a white bandana bikini by ASOS as she posed on the beach while declaring: ‘Life is too short to be anyone but yourself.’  

She kept her beach look simple, leaving her brunette locks to cascade down her back, while she kept her make-up to a minimum.

Malin, who has long been an advocate of body positivity, looked confident as she displayed her physique in the tie-detail bikini top and matching high-waisted bottoms. 

Captioning the post, she delivered a powerful message to her fans in which she encourage them to ‘set yourself free’ from whatever may be bringing them down or holding them back. 

It comes days after Malin shared a message about being strong after honouring her late daughter Consy’s birthday on Wednesday. 

Consy tragically died following complications from being born premature and Malin shared a beautiful picture of her baby alongside her post. 

She shared a selection of swimwear snaps alongside a poignant message, which read: ‘And she bounces back each time. Standing tall and finding gratitude in everything she faces. 

‘Everything will be ok in the end; if it’s not ok, it’s not the end…’

On Wednesday, Malin shared a heartbreaking tribute to her late daughter Consy on Instagram on her second birthday.  

She wrote: ‘Happy Birthday Baby Girl ❤️Today – you would have been 2 years old. I always wonder how you would have been like.. and what you would have looked like.

‘Would you have had the same crazy care-free personality as me? Would you have been obsessed with the moon and stars, and the love for cheese and olives.. and racing cars. ✨ I will never know.

‘You see the pain of losing a child never truly gets easier, you kind of learn how to deal with the ongoing pain.    

‘The pain becomes part of who you are – an add on extension of your personality in a way. In the two years of losing Consy I can safely say I’ve come a long way. I’ve seen things in HD – pure clarity and I’ve evolved in ways I never thought were possible.’ 

She continued: ‘I’ve used the suffering I endured to keep me spurring on.. making sure my little girl, mum and dad would be proud of me. Although it hasn’t been an easy ride.. I still look into this picture – those deep brown eyes. 

‘The day I gave birth and how sure I was that she would survive. My grieving process was made difficult because of the toxicity I was in, and I can now see why it took me a while to process her loss. 

‘Life isn’t always smooth – in fact we all know it can be very far from.. but we need to do what’s best for ourselves. Our own mental health is a priority – and I will do anything now to make sure my mind is on form. 

‘If you’re suffering, still in pain, grieving – start putting yourself first & begin the healing journey that you should be on. 

‘Remove anyone that stands in the way of being your true authentic self & make yourself a priority. Nobody else will. Longing for you to be in my arms little one.. until we meet again. 23/12/18-22/01/19 @sandscharity .’