Georgia Steel, the Love Island Star, just posed in a swimsuit, and her fans went bonkers accordingly. "🦄💕🦋☀️🌸," she captioned the colorful image. "We here," she captioned another. "WOW 🙌 BODY GOALS 🔥," said one fan and commenter. "Stunning perfection," said another. In fact, her comments were flooded with fire emojis. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Georgia Steel stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
After Steel ended her romance with her Love Island co-star, Callum Izzard, she decided to focus on herself. She said on FUBAR Radio, "I just want some time now to just focus on myself and I'm not really wanting to rush into anything. I'm just wanting to take every day as it comes!" "Expectations help you plan for what's coming up and can make you feel excited about the future," says the Mayo Clinic. "But they can also lead to disappointment and frustration when your expectations aren't met and your hopes are dashed. And when they involve another person, misaligned expectations can diminish the quality of relationships."
Steel tells FUBAR Radio that she doesn't let things bring her down. Instead, she just embraces whatever life throws at her. "I'm a good believer in everything happens for a reason," she says. "I'm just rolling with it." "Letting go of certain expectations can be hard. But it doesn't mean lowering them. There's a difference. You're not saying it will never be; you're saying this is where things are at right now," says the Mayo Clinic.
Steel loves to go swimming as a way to stay in shape. Her Instagram is full of photos of herself by the pool and in the water. She posted this set of photos of herself at a beach in Dubai. She also posted this photo of herself by the pool, captioning it, "You wanna be part of this vibe."
"Before Love Island I was a student making dinner off £2 but now I have a lovely TV, glass lights and a big mirror in a beautiful flat, my life has completely changed. But one thing I must say is that money does not buy happiness. The last few weeks I have been the lowest I have ever been since leaving the villa. Your highs are high but your lows are very low. It is a different lifestyle. I could be filming for the day and surrounded by people saying my name but then I go back to my empty flat on my own and it hits me," she said after leaving Love Island, according to the Sun.
"I get up at 11 if I can, honestly, I am not a morning person at all, but I'm funny. Like I'll have days where I just wanna chill, which I've literally just got back into now because I never used to be able to have chill days. And at the moment now, I think it's really important to schedule them chill days in, just for yourself mentally, physically, everything. I just think you need some time to just focus on yourself. Otherwise it can get a bit too much, but I do love working when I get into it. Boom, boom, boom, boom," she told On Demand Entertainment.
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