Home and Away star Esther Anderson, 44, shows off her incredible bikini body after welcoming second child
Esther Anderson is enjoying a relaxing holiday on the party island of Ibiza.
And the Home and Away star was showing off her incredible bikini body on Saturday as she headed for a dip.
The 44-year-old stunned in the skimpy, pastel blue swimmers which featured a yellow floral pattern throughout.
She appeared to go makeup free for her swim, adding a bucket hat to say sun safe, while wearing her brunette locks down around her face.
'Ibiza time,' she wrote simply in the caption, alongside sun, surf and swimwear emojis.
Esther Anderson (pictured) is enjoying a relaxing holiday on the party island of Ibiza. And the Home and Away star was showing off her incredible bikini body on Saturday
The actress, who is best known for playing Charlie Buckton on Home and Away for five years, welcomed baby Ralph last September.
It was her second child with her advertising executive husband Howard Moggs, as they already share four-year-old son Forest.
The pair met in Los Angeles in 2014 after the former soap star tried to make it big in Hollywood,
Three years later the pair married in Esther's home city of Geelong.
The actress, who is best known for playing Charlie Buckton on Home and Away for five years, welcomed baby Ralph last September
Esther also shares son Forest, four, with her husband Howard Moggs. All pictured
Esther previously spoke about how she maintains her physique after giving birth to her first child.
The mother of two said having a little one to run around after definitely helps, but it's eating well and exercising regularly that really keeps her in shape.
Speaking to New Idea, Esther said she initially had concerns about how her pregnancy would impact her figure.
'I did tell my agent I wasn't going to do any more lingerie or swimwear shoots, because I didn't think my skin would be firm again,' she said a year after giving birth to Forest.
Esther previously spoke about how she maintains her physique after giving birth to her first child. The mother of two said having a little one to run around after definitely helps
