Alex Gerrard shows off her enviably-toned figure in a white bandeau bikini top and blue tie-dye shorts as she sips on cocktails by the pool in Ibiza
Alex Gerrard displayed her incredible bikini-body as she hit the pool in Ibiza on Tuesday.
The WAG, 37, showed off her toned and tanned abs in a white ruffle bandeau bikini top, which she teamed with blue tie-dye shorts.
Alex appeared to be making the most of the sunny climes as she sipped on cocktails and watched over her two youngest children Lourdes, eight, and Lio, three.
Gorgeous: Alex Gerrard displayed her incredible bikini-body as she hit the pool in Ibiza on Tuesday
Alex looked like she had caught the sun as she sunbathed by the pool in the tiny bikini top which highlighted her washboard stomach.
She arrived for her sunbathing session in a matching blue tie-dye kaftan robe but quickly stripped it off due to the scorching temperature.
The mother-of-four kept her long blonde hair off of her face by tying it into a low bun and accessorised her holiday outfit with gold circle sunglasses.
Svelte: The WAG, 37, showed off her toned and tanned abs in a white ruffle bandeau bikini top, which she teamed with blue tie-dye shorts
Sweet: Alex appeared to be making the most of the sunny climes as she watched over her two youngest children Lourdes, eight, and Lio, three
Beach babe: She arrived for her sunbathing session in a matching blue tie-dye kaftan robe but quickly stripped it off due to the scorching temperature
Time to relax: Alex carried a black tote bag which she rummaged through after setting up base for the day at sun lounger
Alex and Steven tied the knot in a romantic ceremony in Cliveden House in Buckinghamshire back in June 2007.
The couple are proud parents to Lilly-Ella, 16, Lexi, aged 14, Lourdes and Lio.
Steven is best known for playing for Liverpool and captaining the England squad, and recently looked back at his time in the sport during an interview with The Daily Mail.
He recalled the moment he was pushed to retire as his body could not longer keep up with the demands of playing for Los Angeles.
But he also explained that he pushes that passion for football into his new role as Rangers manager, where the team are currently performing well at third place in the league.
He said: ‘I have to be aware I must control my emotions a lot more. It’s not about me now. It was about me when I played.
‘Now the challenge is to get a group as right as I can, using my journey and experiences to help them.’