Karren Brady’s bikini-clad daughter Sophia Peschisolido shows off her curves

The Apprentice star Karren Brady’s daughter turned up the heat on Monday as she enjoyed another sun -soaked day in Dubai. 

While most Brits are marooned in the UK amid tightening travel restrictions, influencer Sophia Peschisolido is currently making the most of a last-minute winter break in the United Arab Emirates. 

And the 23-year old showed off her stunning physique in a striking black bikini while posing for her latest social media updates. 

With neon green straps, the distinctive two-piece from online retailer COLORSUPER drew attention to Sophia’s curves as she admired the coastal view from the grounds of her hotel. 

The post comes after she admitted businesswoman mum Karren, 51, approves of her relentless lingerie and bikini shots, and even gets involved in their development. 

She told Instagram followers: ‘She takes some of my pics for me (not all the time as she’s busy) and I send every pic I post to her beforehand to get her opinion on what to post.

‘She’s very proud of me and she encourages me. she is the best. Blessed with the best parents!!’ (sic)

The influencer also spoke about how she deals with social anxiety, a condition she described as her ‘biggest struggle in life’.

She wrote: ‘I’m just trying to push myself out of my comfort zone a little bit at a time. Slow and steady and I just try to reassure myself.

‘Also try talk myself out of panicking. It’s a tough process but we move. Also remembering that you’re not alone and a lot of people suffer with the same thing x.’ (sic)

Karren raises her eldest child and son Paolo, 21, with ex-footballer husband Paul Peschisolido, 49.

In a previous interview, West Ham United F.C.’s vice-chairman admitted she regrets taking only three days of maternity leave after the birth of Sophia because she was so desperate to remain at the top of the career ladder.

She told HELLO!: ‘That was shameful, really. It was a mistake and most people would look at it with shock, as they should. When you’re young and in a career you don’t realise it will last a lifetime.

‘You think it will slip through your fingers if you take time out. I was trying to do it all, up all night with the baby and at work all day. That doesn’t work.

‘When Paolo was born, I took longer off and worked from home when I could. I tried bringing both children to the office but that didn’t work out. I had to have full-time help in the end.’