As Helen Flanagan wore her plunging gown with an opening that revealed her famous chest, the internet erupted.
In an Instagram post on Thursday (April 18), she shared a sizzling snap that had fans swooning.
Helen looked sensational in a wide-open gown while going braless, nearly spilling out her chest for the close-up shot.
A full face of glam was worn by Helen, including sky-high lashes, blusher, a pink gloss on her plump lips, and curly bouncy waves for her hair.
In the caption, Helen wrote, “Marilyn vibes.”
It’s no surprise that fans couldn’t seem to get enough of the snap, but some were left distracted. Commenting on the picture, one user exclaimed: “OOMG… you are absolutely breathtaking.”
Another exclaimed, “Just spat my beer out.”
A third declared, “Absolutely phenomenal.”
Another commented that they thought Helen had shown her nipple due to the tight dress. They said: “Thought I saw your nipple.”
Another echoed their thought and said: “Same.”
A few weeks ago, after posting some photos of Foxy’s farm on her Instagram account, Helen Flanagan sent fans into a frenzy.
Helen posed in high heels with a yellow bra and matching panties with lace suspenders paired with glamorous makeup.
In the caption, Helen wrote: “Wearing @annsummers #gifted @staceyclarkephoto @sc_rivington.”
Several of her followers commented that she caught their attention. One wrote, “I really wish she had an OF account.”
As a follower wrote: “You are very beautiful and smart, but posing with chickens like that to advertise Ann Summers isn’t doing you any favours.”
Several others asked, “WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS?” and “Do you need money or attention?”
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About Helen Flanagan :
Helen Flanagan (born 7 August 1990) is an English actress who is best known for playing Rosie Webster in Coronation Street from 2000 to 2012. She returned to the role in 2017, before going on maternity leave on 8 June 2018, during which she didn’t return.
