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Helen Flanagan shows off results of recent boob job in barely there bra top

HOTTER THAN HELL

HELEN Flanagan looked incredible as she showed off the results of her recent boob job on a hike.

The ex Coronation Street actress went under the knife to alter her chest back in January.

She showed off her cleavage showed fans her cleavage on Instagram in a plunging sports bra after wowing fans in bikinis in Ibiza.

Helen, best known for her role as Rosie Webster in Corrie, explained: "I had such a brilliant time in Ibiza, I went with one of my best friends Ashley, we had the best time."

Last October, Helen was embarking on life as a single mother of three following her split from fiance Scott Sinclair.

She also opened up about missing her kids and co-parenting Matilda, seven, Delilah, four, and two-year-old son Charlie with ex fiance Scott, while praising his mum for helping out.

She said: "I was supposed to be seeing the kids today but then Scott was away as well and I get on really well with Scott's mum, we have a great relationship and she had them, and he only gets his time off on certain days, and he wanted to see them for the day.

"So I had to dig deep because when I'm not with my kids I feel a bit low and lost.

"But I try to speak to my friends, and I went for a walk today, and I've got work things to keep me busy."

Helen then hit back at mum-shamers after receiving messages from fans slamming her for going on holiday without her children.

Helen added: "I'm 32 and I've never been on a proper girls holiday, I spent my twenties having babies."

She first spoke out about trolls criticising her over the weekend, sharing a comment from one fan that said: "You need to spend more time with your kids."

Helen reacted: "I have never been on a girls holiday like that before as I've always stayed at home looking after the kids.

"Why is everything always on women?"

Helen's fans were quick to support her, with writing: "She is allowed a few days off."

Another said: "She's always got her children. Why are mums not allowed to have a life. She's more than just a mum, she's her own person too. I thin people forget just because a woman has children, doesn't mean her life has to stop."