Faye Winter bares her bum and goes braless in see-through underwear and crop top as she takes on new campaign
FAYE Winter looked sensational as she bared her bum and flashed her abs in a crop top for a new campaign.
The Love Island star, 28, showed off her incredible figure as she went braless in a white crop top.
Faye also put her perky bottom on display in a tiny black thong and a pair of sheer tights.
She wore flawless bronzed makeup and wore her blonde tresses in a half updo.
The first snap showed the TV personality smouldering at the camera, before sharing a second picture of her closing her eyes and lifting her arms above her head.
Faye stripped off in support of the XL Bully dogs after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirmed the breed would be banned by the end of the year.
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The PM said in a video posted on Twitter: "These dogs are dangerous and I want to reassure the public we will take all the necessary steps to keep them safe."
Bullys have been linked to nine deaths, including three children, since 2021.
But Faye has previously spoken out about the ban and said the breed is misjudged.
Alongside her campaign pictures, Faye wrote: "I got naked in Trafalgar Square for the whales, I’ll be sure to get my bum out for killing all XL Bully’s in rescue centres on the 31st of December because of physical characteristics.
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"The irony of them being called rescue centres, the people that work or volunteer there do so for the love of animals as do our vets, veterinary nurses and receptionists.
"They are now going to be told they have to put down healthy, innocent dogs.
"I’m sorry you’ve also been dragged into this for choosing a profession you thought would be helping and saving animals, just goes to show mental health is still not seen, heard or understood even though it took 5,275 lives in 2022 … we have 14 days."
The PM said the breed will be outlawed under the Dangerous Dogs Act following a spate of terrifying attacks.
He said he shared the nation's "horror" at several videos showing vicious maulings in recent days, including of children.
Mr Sunak said: "It's clear this is not about a handful of badly trained dogs, it's a pattern of behaviour and it cannot go on."
He has ordered officials to work on defining the dangerous breed so it can be banned under the existing Dangerous Dogs Act.
Vowing to bring in new laws by the end of the year, he promised to work "fast" to protect the public.
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The PM said in a video posted on X/Twitter: "These dogs are dangerous and I want to reassure the public we will take all the necessary steps to keep them safe."
Faye's campaign comes after The Sun revealed that she is set to return Love Island as the All Stars series kicks off next month.
