DELE ALLI'S girlfriend Cindy Kimberly paid homage to True Romance as she posed in a bikini in a car.
Cindy, 24, was pictured in a pink car while on a trip to Ibiza, Spain - where stars such as Marc Cucurella and Alex Scott have jetted out to.
But rather than partying, the model was striking steamy poses for a photoshoot.
Posing in a tiny bikini, Cindy wore her hair in pig tails and some sunglasses as she stood next to a bright pink car, all the while holding a bottle of coca cola.
She revealed the inspiration behind her shoot was Patricia Arquette's portrayal of Alabama in the iconic film True Romance.
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And she captioned the post with a quote from the movie: "Do u like to get pie after u see a good movie?"
Reacting to the snaps, one fan said: "Absolutely ???? ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️."
A second wrote: "Oh god????????????????????."
Others compared her to Barbie, with one remarking: "Oh my God, what is this beauty? Barbie Barbie."
"Beautiful girl!! ????????," typed a fourth.
While a fifth added: "My jaw dropped."
Cindy is no stranger to posting raunchy pics, previously baring her bum in a barely-there bikini.
Meanwhile, significant other Alli has been shrouded in controversy after being pictured with a balloon in his mouth.
The Everton star recently returned to the club after a failed loan spell at Besiktas.
On the 27-year-old's nightmare in Turkey, Besiktas president said: "Our contract with Dele Alli is over.
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"He was a player we were very excited about when he came.
"He won’t come back. We didn’t get what we expected from him. I hope he recovers as a human."
Now his future at Everton is uncertain due to a special clause in the deal which took him to Goodison Park from Tottenham.
The Toffees will pay Spurs £10million if he makes 20 appearances for the club, leaving just seven more before the clause is activated.
This is likely to swing Sean Dyche and Co towards finding a new loan for Alli or selling up permanently, with £10m a significant strain on Everton's already precarious resources.
