Kate Ritchie has stripped down for a sizzling lingerie shoot leaving fans in awe over incredible figure and new look.
The 41-year-old mother-of-one took to her Instagram on Monday where she shared two images – one wearing a nightie and the other posing in a bra and underwear set, to announce her fourth collaboration with Australian underwear brand Jockey.
Fans and celebrities alike were quick to praise Ritchie, an actress turned radio host, over her stunning photo shoot.
“You look amazing,” Australian singer Rickie Lee wrote.
“Wow Kate. I have seen you grow up on Home And Away and wow you still looking gorgeous,” one fan said.
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“Wow you look absolutely stunning so sexy and incredibly beautiful,” added another.
Photos from the Australian brand’s latest campaign show Ritchie effortlessly flaunting her toned physique.
In one of her most recent snaps, Ritchie can be seen peering over her right shoulder as she elegantly poses in a matching nude, lingerie set.
An oversized white shirt with a belt wrapped around her waist covers half her chest, while the rest falls off her left arm.
“The new bra range supports your natural shape, lifts you up and keeps you comfortable all damn day! Bravo to that!” Ritchie wrote alongside the post which has already clocked hundreds of comments since she posted it early Monday morning.
Ritchie has been named SS20 Jockey ambassador for its “celebrating women” campaign which she said she is “incredibly proud to be a part of”.
It’s not the first time Ritchie gotten down to her underwear as ambassador for the Australian underwear brand, with her collaboration dating back to 2017.
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The former Home And Away actress worked on Nova 96.9 FM’s Merrick and Rosso breakfast show back in 2008 and 2009, before later joining Tim Blackwell and Marty Sheargold on the network’s drive show.
For the mother-of-one, who’s husband – former NRL player Stuart Webb – recently appeared in court for driving with a suspended licence, said working in the afternoon and early evening has given her work/life balance that perhaps breakfast radio doesn’t permit.
“I think the drive time radio slot is a much nicer slot,” she told Yahoo last year. “I’ve been able to hang onto a bit more of my life by working at the other end of the day.
“I’m really happy because it means I can work from home in the morning, take on roles like my ambassador role with Jockey, write children’s books or if the right acting gig was to come along, I could do that too.”
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