She’s used to bracing herself for a night out in a skimpy outfit in the cold winter weather of the North East in Newcastle.
But Chloe Ferry, 26, took things to the next level as she went for a dip in the chilly North Sea this weekend wearing a hot bikini, while hangover free following the recent death of her father.
Sharing a picture of herself on Instagram on Sunday, she wrote: ‘Normally on a Sunday morning I would wake up with a hangover but not today I chose to go for a dip in the North Sea and let me tell you it was freezing!!
No hangover here: Chloe Ferry, 26, put on a busty display in a hot pink bikini top and leggings on Sunday as she went for a dip in the North Sea at the break of dawn
She added: ‘My nipples were that hard I could have keyed a car but I feel amazing after that I feel like I have been reborn.’
Chloe showed off her fit physique in her photo, with her impressively toned stomach on show.
Her figure-hugging leggings perfectly accentuated her hourglass figure as she stood on the sand at sunrise.
Bracing herself: Former Celebrity Big Brother winner Chloe posted a clip of herself and her friends running into the ocean on her Instagram Stories
The water could be seen gently lapping the shore behind her while a ship sat on the sea in the distance.
Former Celebrity Big Brother winner Chloe posted a clip of herself and her friends running into the ocean on her Instagram Stories.
The television personality laughed and screamed as she splashed about in the water.
Ready to run: The television personality laughed and screamed as she splashed about in the water with her friends
Delightful: Former Celebrity Big Brother winner Chloe posted a clip of herself and her friends running into the ocean on her Instagram Stories
In a video of herself relaxing at her house on the outskirts of Newcastle after her outing, she said: ‘I’m home and in the bath. It’s a lot hotter than what it was in the sea.
‘It was freezing going in, I couldn’t even feel my toes when I got out. I want to do a little bit longer next time because I couldn’t, it was my first time doing it.
‘I’m going to do it every single Sunday now and I do feel very amazing after it. I feel like I’m reborn.
Home comfort: In a video of herself relaxing at her house on the outskirts of Newcastle after her outing, she said: ‘I’m home and in the bath. It’s a lot hotter than what it was in the sea’
‘It was really good and there was so many people doing it at the beach. It was like a nightclub at the beach, there was so many people just going and dipping in the sea. It was good, like I said, I feel reborn.’
Chloe’s post comes after she paid an emotional tribute to her late father last week on the day of his funeral.
She recently revealed the heartbreaking news that her father had passed away following a battle with cancer.
New habit: Chloe promised her Instagram followers she would be going for a dip every Sunday in the future, insisting it made her feel ‘reborn’
The reality star shared a throwback picture from when she was young, leaning her head on her father’s shoulder as they both smiled for the camera on Instagram on Thursday.
‘RIP dad you were taken from us too soon you’ll always be in my heart miss and love you always,’ she captioned the post.
Chloe also posted on her Instagram story that she had found a white feather on her staircase on the day of the funeral.
Grieving: Chloe shared a throwback picture on Instagram last week of her and her late father on the day of his funeral
Paying tribute: ‘RIP dad you were taken from us too soon you’ll always be in my heart miss and love you always,’ she captioned the post.
She added: ‘Today is my dad’s funeral. It’s going to be the hardest day of my life but it helps me to know you’re looking over me’
The businesswoman shared the news of his death last month, as she took to social media and shared a statement.
Chloe’s parents split when she was six-years-old, with the star raised by her mother Liz.
Emotional: Chloe took to Instagram stories last month and shared that her father had passed away after losing his battle with cancer
