The social media influencer published her latest saucy snaps after a pH๏τoshoot in Spain as she reveals tormentors bullied her at school and how she turned her life around

Model Demi Rose has again put her ample ᴀssets on show in a racy pH๏τoshoot that saw her climbing on board a luxury boat wearing a plunging and ʀᴇvᴇᴀʟιɴԍ swimsuit.

The 27-year-old was pictured climbing up onto the craft in Ibiza, Spain, in a snap enтιтled “sunset swim”.

It led one Instagram follower to comment: “You’re beautiful today”, while another said: “Looking H๏τ.”

Earlier this week the social media influencer sent temperatures soaring with post that saw her top up her tan during her sun-soaked getaway to Es Vedra.

She put her jaw-dropping cuʀvᴇs on display in a pH๏τoshoot surrounded by bouquets, seemingly wearing nothing but a sheet.

The model left little to the imagination as she posed amid red and white roses arranged in the shape of a heart, artfully concealing her charms.

Sharing the heart-racing snaps with her 19.8m followers, she wrote: “How do you say I love you in rose?” Tagging her location as she Spanish island, she then wrote in her caption: “Paradise found”.

The Daily Mail this week reported that the racy snaps came after Demi revealed that she went on a vodka binge and took anti-depressants aged just 15 after being bullied at school.

In a new interview she stated how she turned to drink after watching her “parents’ patterns”, recalling how “things became too much” for her.

Demi, who has since found fame thanks to her raunchy snaps, told how things turned around for her when she joined MySpace.

Speaking on the Dirty Mother Pukka podcast, Demi detailed some tough moments from the past, with her tormentors putting chewing gum in her hair.

She said: “Through my childhood at school, I just got bullied by everyone. Boys, girls, and so I wasn’t really able to learn. Everyone just used to like to pick on me, put chewing gum in my hair, like, just to wind me up for their own entertainment.”

The stunner reportedly went on to say that around the same time she was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome, “which means you’re tired all the time”, which she described as “more like depression”.