Too Hot To Handle star Chloe Veitch hits the beach in Dubai  

She has joined the legion of reality stars escaping lockdown to live it up in Dubai, leading to much criticism back in the UK. 

Yet Too Hot To Handle star Chloe Veitch did not look bothered by the onslaught of anger at home as she strutted her stuff along the beach in the UAE. 

The Essex-born beauty looked incredible in the barely-there bikini as she soaked up the sun and ensured every inch of her figure was on full display.

Chloe left little to the imagination in the neon strapless two-piece, which featured ruched squares of material attached perilously with two pieces of string. 

The bottoms did little more to cover her up as she made the most of her lithe legs, while also flashing her stomach and thigh tattoo. 

During her time in Dubai, Chloe has been sharing regular updates to Instagram and larking around with Love Island’s Georgia Harrison.

The reality star beauties enjoyed a beach trip together last week, with them posing up a storm in their slinky swimwear.

Chloe appeared on the Netflix dating show Too Hot To Handle, where a string of attractive contestants learned they’d win $100,000 if they had no sexual contact for four weeks. Each infraction took money off the total prize fund. 

She failed to find love on the show and was among the winners who split an eventual purse of $75,000 after making it to the end of the Mexico-set show without breaking the rules in the villa.

In a subsequent interview with The Sun, Chloe admitted she had since developed a different approach to dating, saying: ‘It was sexual rehabilitation for everyone. I was a serial dater and would always have a few guys on the go.

‘I was addicted to Tinder, swiping all day. It was a confidence boost for me. But I never chose the best guys. I’ve been hurt before and have an emotional barrier up.’

She also said: ‘I haven’t had any one-night stands since leaving the house. I have been on a few dates, but I’m happy being single now and feeling empowered… Girls, you don’t need a guy to value you, just respect yourself instead.’

When speaking of the Too Hot To Handle cast – who hailed from the UK, US, Ireland, Canada, and Australia – Chloe told the Evening Standard that they remained in touch during the months following their spring 2019 recording of the show.

She said: ‘We all FaceTime each other all the time and now [Too Hot To Handle] has been seen by millions of people, we want to make sure we all are okay. We are making sure we call people and text people so we’re all alright.’