AGE-DEFYING Jenny Powell sent her followers wild with stunning snaps from an Ibiza holiday.
The former Wheel of Fortune star, 57, looked incredible in a patterned bikini as she unwound at the relaxing location after watching her friends tie the knot.
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She wrote on Instagram: “We chilled, did nothing, did everything and celebrated the marriage of two beautiful souls @positivepsychotherapyandyoga and all amongst the natural beauty and cosmic energy of @atzaro_hotel what a magical energy we all created.
“Thank you Steve and Lyndsey, thank you @leanelacase .. more magical moments incoming!!”
Jenny reclined on a large outdoor bed surrounded by plants and foliage and basked in the golden sun.
The hotel she stayed at calls itself the “best luxury hotel Ibiza” and it has plenty of five star reviews from happy customers.
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Rooms at the ‘nature-connected’ accommodation start from £225 for a standard double room for a night, while suites can cost £774-a-night.
Jenny’s fans complimented her snaps with one writing: “A bronze goddess looking beautiful as always.”
Another said: “Absolutely Gorgeous.”
A third posted: “I mean the only statement is wow.”
Now a trained yoga teacher, Jenny only took up the practice in her 50s to reconnect with herself amid some difficult personal times.
When she announced she was training to be a teacher, she told her followers: “We are a generation of women who are different to those before us, we are empowered and ready to make our second half the best half.
Age and wisdom has changed the way she views her breakout role on ITV‘s Wheel of Fortune in the mid 90s.
She recently said of the experience: “I ended up doing The Wheel of Fortune, which I hated. It was the biggest thing, but I hated it. Because I was just a girl turning bl***y letters around.
“If someone said to you, right Jenny you are going to wear a really short skirt and we are all going to discuss the length of it for like four meetings, wear high heel shoes and turn some letters around and just look pretty and don’t say anything. Would you, do it? I know what I would tell my daughter today. I wasn’t actually allowed to speak.”
Health and wellbeing are very much her focus these days, especially after having major surgery.
Last year she had a hysterectomy that was carried out with the aid of a robot.
The operation to remove her uterus saw a surgeon control a robotic device from a highly sensitive console to be as minimally invasive as possible.
In total, Jenny had five insertions in her abdomen to remove her womb, which she said weighed one kilogram.
Prior to the procedure, she had been living with an enlarged uterus, fibroids (non-cancerous growths) and adenomyosis which caused heavy bleeding, constipation and a constant need to urinate.
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