Sam Thompson's Love Island girlfriend Samie Elishi shows off her incredible bikini body on a luxury holiday WITHOUT him
SAMIE Elishi showed off her incredible bikini body on a luxury holiday - without boyfriend Sam Thompson.
The 25-year-old appeared on Love Island in 2023 and returned for All Stars earlier this year.
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Samie Elishi showed off her incredible bikini body
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Her romance with Sam Thompson was confirmed last month
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The star shared holiday snaps to her Instagram story
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Her romance with King of the Jungle Sam, 32, was confirmed last month.
Taking to her Instagram story, Samie shared several snaps from her sunny Ibiza holiday.
But Sam was nowhere to be seen as Samie showed off her amazing figure.
Sam moved on with Love Island beauty Samie after his split from ex-girlfriend Zara McDermott.
The pair had been dating for five years before ultimately ending their romance.
Speculation of a possible romance with Samie was confirmed after they were snapped kissing on a night out.
Made In Chelsea alum Sam later praised Samie while chatting to best mate Pete Wicks on their Staying Relevant podcast.
He said: "What I will say though, really awesome chick. You met her that night.
"Really, really lovely. Super down to earth, super nice, beautiful, obviously.'
However, they later abruptly stopped exchanging flirty Instagram likes and messages.
Samie Elishi reignites Love Island feud with Luca Bish in savage swipe - despite moving on with Sam Thompson
Samie also failed to acknowledge Sam's completion of a gruelling 260-mile challenge for Unicef.
Despite having not been seen together for weeks, it was revealed last month that the two were still dating
A source revealed: "They're still very much together, but are taking it slow.
"They're not interested in putting on a show for people and want to get to know each other properly away from the public eye."
Samie entered Love Island series nine as a bombshell - and went on to place third alongside Tom Clare.
Returning for All Stars, she was once again a bombshell - arriving alongside Oliver "Chuggs" Wallis.
She entered with her sights on Luca Bish, who was coupled up with Grace Jackson.
However, their connection didn't progress and she was later dumped from the villa.
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