Gogglebox star Amy Tapper looks slimmer than ever in plunging red swimsuit on holiday in Israel

GOGGLEBOX'S Amy Tapper looked slimmer than ever in a plunging red swimsuit on holiday in Israel.

The reality star, 22, has been working hard to transform her body, and has shed a whopping three stone.

Keen to show off her weight loss on her vacation, she wore a stunning bathing suit as she soaked up the sun.

Sitting in a restaurant, the reality star beamed at the camera.

In the snap she is seen with her trademark blonde curly hair, and completed her beach look with a pair of aviators.

Posting the snap on Instagram, she added two cherry emojis.

Her fans immediately rushed to compliment her, with one writing: "Looking fab 😍"

While this follower said: "Sexy mamaaa❤️❤️❤️"

Another posted: "absolute queen🔥🔥"

SHEDDING THE POUNDS

Amy has been documenting her weight loss in recent months and last week gave her top five tips to staying motivated.

Her tips included ‘training consistently with my personal trainer’, ‘cooking new foods’ and ‘setting smaller goals’.

She also added the importance of seeing friends to socialise.  

Earlier in the year, Amy shared progress pictures proving she has a whole new mindset.

She wrote: "Physically I am ready to take on the rest of the year with more ease.

"Mentally I just want to keep going and going and never felt so motivated!"

Amy, who starred on the Channel 4 show with her family from 2013 to 2018, was told by doctors she suffers from a slow metabolism.

But now she's shrunk by three dress sizes, from a 26 to a 20, after overhauling her lifestyle.

She previously told The Sun: “Every person’s body is different and everyone’s metabolism is different.

“Over the past ten years I think I have come to a conclusion about what is best for me and what works for me. Before, I would lose 2st easily, then my body would just never budge after the 2st.

“It has been an ongoing battle but I think I have finally cracked the code.

“I am no professional but what works for me is fitting my diet around my life, rather than fitting me around a diet."