Jude Law’s daughter Iris Law strips to tiny bikini for sizzling holiday snap

Iris Law looked sensational as she flaunted her toned physique in a tiny bikini during her latest sunny getaway.

The 19-year-old daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost has been making the most of the Italian sunshine on the coast of Capri alongside her beau.

In her latest holiday update, that Iris shared with her 309,000 Instagram followers, the model showed off her trim figure as she posed on some rocks by the sea.

She modelled a stylish pink zebra print bikini as she soaked up the sunshine in the snap.

The gorgeous model also finished her look off with a pair of orange shades.

“Xoxoxoxoxxoxo gossip girl,” Iris penned alongside the snap.

Iris then also shared several other photographs in the post, including one of a selfie taken in a temperature machine used for coronavirus checks.

After sharing the post on Friday, the socialite was inundated with compliments from her fanbase.

One fan wrote: “ur so pretty ily.”

“Love the vibe u giveeeee,” penned another.

A third wrote: “how do you even EXIST.”

Several other followers also asked the star where here bikini and sunglasses were from.

Iris is the second eldest child of actors Jude and Sadie, who split in 2003.

Despite being no stranger to the spotlight thanks to her A-list parents, the model has spoken in the past about having a very normal upbrining.

“I remember going to a Vivienne Westwood show with my mum when I was 10 but I wasn’t doing things like that all the time,” she told ES.

“We were just going to school or having playdates. We definitely weren’t put in the public eye to the extent that we became used to it.”

Despite only just finishing her A Levels last year, Iris has bagged herself an impressive portfolio of modelling jobs including working for Burberry.

She also told ES that she doesn’t mind whether fame comes her way – and has been able to forge her own success in the modelling world.

“I’m not pressing for [fame] and I’m also not pressing against it,” she told the publication.

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