EASTENDERS star Jacqueline Jossa has been spotted looking incredible in a bikini on her latest family holiday.
The soap actress - who recently returned to Albert Square for a one-off special - took to Instagram with the swimwear snap.
Jac, 30, who is best known for playing Lauren Branning on the BBC One programme, smiled wide on the beach.
Jetting off to Dubai for a glamorous family break, she posed on the beach in a blue two-piece alongside her daughters.
She pulled her hair back into a messy bun as she went make-up free.
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Jac then posed for a selfie with her mum Selina in another photo, giving a closer look at the plunging bikini top.
Meanwhile, her mum covered up with a colourful beach dress as they showed off their likeness, standing close together.
"Memories, can't wait for the next adventure," Jac captioned the post, as her fans flooded the comments section to compliment her.
It comes after Jac made a return to EastEnders last year in a special episode for Dot Cotton's emotional funeral.
She returned to Albert Square four years after being axed from the show - but disappeared again after the episode.
Jac appeared alongside a host of other favourites for the funeral of on-screen step-grandmother Dot Branning.
After fans flooded social media to compliment the star on her return, she weighed in on whether she will be back again.
Answering questions submitted by fans on Instagram, she said she would "maybe one day" go back to acting full time.
"Will you will ever go back to EastEnders full time?" one fan had asked, with Jac responding with a snap of her character.
"I loved being back, and was so happy with you in my DMs, maybe one day," she penned to her followers.
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Elsewhere, mother-of-two Jac revealed she was "terrified" of returning to Albert Square for the one episode.
“I was quite scared and it had only been 4 and a half years,” she said.
“But it felt like 33 years. I thought, I can’t remember how to act and then you walk in and see people like Natalie and Scott Maslen and you’re like, ‘Oh there’s Uncle Jack'."
“I was really nervous, I felt I was rusty and I didn’t know if people would still see me as Lauren again,” she explained.
“But as soon as we were in amongst it and you’re talking about people you know, it’s Dot and you’re catching up with old friends – you get straight back into it.”
