Big Brother star Chanelle Hayes flaunts her fuller figure in a newspaper print bikini

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She recently admitted that she ‘no longer feels comfortable’ in her own clothes after piling on 3 stone in weight.

It’s little wonder then that Chanelle Hayes wasn’t wearing any during her latest sighting in sunny Tenerife, where she’s currently holidaying with young son Blakely.

The 26-year-old TV personality, a contestant on the seventh series of Big Brother in 2007, was spotted showing off her curvier frame in a distinctive newspaper print bikini as she mingled with fellow holidaymakers on the tourist hotspot.

Chanelle’s wet, matted hair suggested she’d taken a dip before cooling off – days after boiling over with a string of barbed tweets aimed at on-off boyfriend Jack Tweed.

In two blasts that have since been deleted from her feed the reality TV star appears to criticise the Essex lad for an apparent lack of interest in her feelings.

‘Don’t ask me what’s wrong if you don’t care about the answer, ur wasting both our time.Don’t pretend ul offer support, u don’t know how rules,’ she raged.

Earlier this year Chanelle admitted she no longer felt comfortable after piling on the pounds following the birth of her only child with footballer ex Matthew Bates.
‘I don’t feel comfortable in my clothes anymore,’ she told Now magazine. ‘Because I was a full-time mum I didn’t go out of an evening and so I’d eat and eat.
‘The thing with me is that I’d eat out of boredom. I sit there and eat, so I end up fatter than I want to be.’

Earlier this year Chanelle admitted she no longer felt comfortable after piling on the pounds following the birth of her only child with footballer ex Matthew Bates.

‘I don’t feel comfortable in my clothes anymore,’ she told Now magazine. ‘Because I was a full-time mum I didn’t go out of an evening and so I’d eat and eat.

‘The thing with me is that I’d eat out of boredom. I sit there and eat, so I end up fatter than I want to be.’

She said that salmon, prawns and crabs are the favourite foods of her youngster.
She added: I need to be healthy for my boy. Eating disorders are on the rise in boys too and I don’t want him to head down that path.
In the past she suffered from polycystic ovaries and depression, explaining that her medication gave her water retention and increased her appetite, resulting in her ‘eating out of habit as opposed to necessity’.