Heating up Howard Springs! Cody Simpson’s model girlfriend Marloes Stevens turns heads in Darwin’s quarantine facility as she strips down to a VERY revealing black swimsuit
Cody Simpson recently completed a mandatory two-week quarantine stay in Darwin’s Howard Springs facility.
But the Australian musician-turned-swimming sensation was certainly in good company, as it’s been confirmed that he spent the duration isolating alongside his sizzling girlfriend, Marloes Stevens.
The American model, 28, shared pictures of herself in the facility to Instagram, showing off her incredible physique in nothing but a slinky black bikini.
Sizzling! Cody Simpson’s girlfriend Marloes Stevens stripped down to a slinky bikini in Darwin’s Howard Springs facility for a mandatory two-week isolation
Marloe, who is signed with Elite Models in New York City, appeared happy and confident as she posed for an array of photos in various poses.
Her sun-kissed skin was practically glowing as she raised her arms in the air for two photos, which only emphasised her rock-hard abs and muscular arms.
Marloe – who has been dating Miley Cyrus’ ex since December 2020 – whisked her hair into a casual bun, and appeared to go make-up free for the occasion.
Stunning: The American model, 28, shared a picture of herself in the facility to Instagram, showing off her incredible physique in nothing but a black bikini
Confirming her whereabouts, Cody’s younger sister Alli Simpson commented on the snap: ‘Who looks that good in quarantine.’
Cody returned Down Under to progress his swimming career, in the hopes he will one day take part in the Olympics.
On Sunday, he competed in the 50m butterfly final at the Australian Swimming Championships as his girlfriend and sister cheered him on. However, he left the pool after coming ninth in his heat with 24.79 seconds.
A day earlier, Cody placed fifth in his 50-metre heat ahead of Sunday’s finals.
Sticking together: Marloe has been dating Miley Cyrus’ ex since December 2020
Speaking to News Corp, he said he was ‘dusting himself off’ following the crushing defeat, and claimed his two weeks in quarantine could have contributed to a loss in his optimal pool performance.
‘I probably would have liked to have gone a little quicker, but it was the first race back in a long time and I’ve only just come out of quarantine,’ he said.
‘Two weeks out of the water sets you back quite a while, but I had to get through the quarantine at some point.
‘I just wanted to get up and at least do the 50m to dust myself off.’
Training: On Sunday, he competed in the 50m butterfly final as his girlfriend and sister cheered him on. However, he left the pool after coming ninth in his heat with 24.79 seconds