Chloe madeley flaunts washboard stomach as she strips off for seriousl

The 28-year-old - who has made a living out of her fitness regime - stripped off for yet another racy magazine shoot, showing off her seriously toned torso, wearing just a pair of skimpy

blue knickers. She finished off the barely-there look with some smoky eye make-up and wore her blonde locks loose and curled. Chloe - who previously posed completely naked for Women's

Health magazine - spoke out about body confidence for a 2015 throwback Instagram post. Alongside an image from the saucy shoot, she wrote: "Shout out to @ukwomenshealth for fulfilling a

big old dream of mine and asking me to shoot for them in 2015." She added: "I should probably go into a whole thing here about how scary it was posing naked, because it makes me

look feminine and modest, yet brave. But, shock horror, it felt pretty normal. "I actually have never understood the taboo and stigma around nudity. We're all naked under our

overpriced clothes so really the latter should be more offensive haha." The blonde beauty previously spoke to Express.co.uk about how she felt while posing naked in front of the camera,

confessing that her famous parents - Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan - weren't 100% accepting. She revealed: "I don’t think my parents have ever seen a selfie of mine, but I

showed my parents the photos that I liked from the Women's Health shoot because we narrowed it down to a couple." She went on to share: "My dad’s like me, we’re very similar

people and he was just in awe of what I’ve done to my body. He watched me grow up and he’s just really impressed and proud that I’ve built a business off of something that I only really fell

into three years ago. Although her dad has similar views, Chloe confessed that her mother hasn't been so fond of her showing the world her naked body. Chloe continued: "My mum is

definitely more of a traditional kind of woman, she’s an old school feminist. "I’m the feminist that says ‘we have the right to choose whether or not we take off our clothes’ and she’s

of that older feminist generation which says that ‘women shouldn’t have to take off their clothes to do anything’. "So, she obviously wanted the more covered shot, which they ended up

using," she added.