THE Apprentice's Victoria Goulbourne is used to the jet set life - even before she tries to win the £250,000 prize from Lord Sugar.
The blonde beauty from Merseyside is a former flight attendant who now owns her own online sweet business.
Victoria's past career and love of travel means she has lots of pictures on her Instagram page of her holidays.
However, it doesn't seem like she eats too many of her own sweets as her enviable physique is regularly on display in sizzling bikini snaps.
Some of her latest pictures were from a winter trip to Bali, where she posed for snaps in an black and metallic bikini.
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Another shot saw her wear a black multi-strapped bikini top and an animal print maxi skirt, with a belly chain around her slim waist.
Other snaps were from a trip to Vietnam, including one of her in a black bikini lying on a sun lounger, as well as one of her posing for a mirror selfie in a bathroom while flashing her underboob.
Victoria is just one of 18 new candidates taking part in series 17 of The Apprentice.
When asked what her USP was, Victoria said: "As a former flight attendant and now a business owner, my customer service skills are unrivalled.
"I know what consumers want. I’ve travelled all over the world and I’m not afraid to take on a challenge."
Describing her personality when doing business, she said: "I’m direct and outspoken, but this is because I’m passionate and know what works."
Victoria and the other candidates are vying for a £250,000 investment from Lord Sugar on the show.
Asked why she should win, she said: "I deserve Lord Sugar’s investment as I’m adaptable and have a keen business
acumen.
"During the pandemic I had to change my career suddenly, I identified a gap in the market where there are no pick and mix sweets presented aesthetically.
"My business took off quickly and with Lord Sugar’s investment I know it could fly."
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The Apprentice begins on Thursday, January 5 at 9pm on BBC One.
