EMILY Atack has revealed her incredible weight loss in a cheeky snap showing her posing alongside a poster of her latest sizzling modelling campaign.
The Rivals actress flashed a smile as she stood alongside a billboard of her shoot with underwear brand Agent Provocateur, a collaboration which appeared to have taken inspiration from her racy Disney+ series.
Emily, 36, has been on a weight loss journey since the birth of her son Barney in 2024.
In her latest image posted to Instagram Stories, she was seen showcasing her toned figure as she posed in a white blouse and dark trousers.
She leaned against her scantily clad image, proudly displayed centre stage at London department store Harrods.
In her excited caption she wrote: “Mama is up in Harrods,” before tagging the lingerie brand.
She wrapped her post with two red love heart Emoji icons.
Images from the initial lingerie campaign, which were released in February, saw Inbetweeners star Emily wowing in a lacy see-through black lingerie set as she stood by a bright green tractor.
In other shots, she could be seen posing in an assortment of garments in a luxury manor house.
Branding herself The Duchess, one of the racy images saw Emily straddling a sofa.
The entire shoot would not have looked out of place in Jilly Cooper‘s series Rivals with Emily paying tribute to classic aristocratic glam.
It also shone the spotlight on her new look and slender frame.
Recently, Emily has left her 1.9million Instagram followers stunned when showing off her notably slimmed-down figure.
Her fans have been quick to ask the star about how she managed to lose weight.
How did you lose so much weight! You look amazing?” asked one.
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While someone else gushed: “Well done on the new bod beautiful.”
She previously opened up on the pressure to lose weight after giving birth to her son, but refused to rush back into the gym.
“There’s something quite liberating about having a baby. Your body goes through so much and you genuinely look at your body as a completely different vessel,” she told Jamie Laing on his Great Company podcast in November 2024.
“Being pregnant and being desexualised, looking at your body, you create a human inside you, then you give birth to your child – which by the way is mental – you get home and the first thing people say to you is, when are you going to get back in the gym?’”
She added later: “Where’s the congratulations for being a mother?
“Instead it’s when are you going to get the baby weight off… I’m not back at the gym at the minute,
“I’ve actually put on more weight since giving birth. I’m just enjoying this bit.”
