She recently returned from a luxury spa break in Cheshire. 

And it was back to reality for Georgia Steel on Thursday as she enjoyed a socially-distanced dog walk with fellow Love Island star Maria Wild.

The beauty, 22, flashed a glimpse of her toned midriff in a white hooded crop top, which she paired with matching jogging bottoms during the Christmas Eve stroll.

Georgia looked very relaxed during the outing, teaming her tracksuit with chunky white trainers and a Louis Vuitton handbag, shielding her eyes with rounded dark shades. 

The TV personality swept her brunette tresses into loose ponytail, and wore minimal make-up for the low-key walk.

Maria, 24, meanwhile braved the cold as she wore a pair of black cycle shorts, which she teamed with a black hoodie. 

She added chunky black boots and stylish black handbag to her look while she, like Georgia, carried a hot beverage in her hand. 

Days previously, former Love Island star Georgia put on a sizzling display as she posed outdoors in a skimpy patterned bikini during her stay at the Carden Park Hotel on Monday. 

The stunner looked enviably svelte as she leaned against wooden beam while she stared at the camera lens in a coquettish manner. 

Georgia recently spoke to MailOnline about the struggles she has faced following her split from Callum Izzard, 25, in April, after a whirlwind seven month romance.

Of their split, the reality star said: 'Yeah it's been hard. Every breakup is hard, it's difficult but it's all about growing and learning I guess, and you'll be better on the other side in time.'

The brunette beauty and Callum met on Ex On The Beach in 2019 but found their relationship broke down during lockdown, with the hunk eventually moving out of their home.

According to the reality starlet, she is unsure if her relationship with Callum would have lasted if they had met under real life circumstances.

She added: 'I feel sometimes when you meet people on shows, it's a bubble and if you come out of the show and if it works, you are very lucky, but a lot of the time that can be a fantasy.

'Yes I think if I had met him on the outside, it would have been a different way of meeting.

'When we first came out, it was obviously quite intense and we moved in together straight away, but it didn't work out. If we met normally, we probably would have known that before [moving in together].

She also admitted to struggling with loneliness following their separation.

Georgia reflected: 'You know what, things just don't work out and it just wasn't meant to be. You've got to be brave, you've got to leave and walk away when it's the time.

'It's scary and it's hard, especially in this industry because it can get quite lonely.'