Former NRL WAG Arabella Del Busso gave some some Melbourne office workers a real treat this week when she stripped down on the balcony of her high-rise CBD apartment.

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the ex of former Canterbury Bulldogs and Wests Tigers star Josh Reynolds, shared a video that showed her bearing almost all to a sunny Melbourne morning.

Arabella, 33, flaunted her ample assets in a lacy black bra as she disrobed and flashed the city. 

The brunette bombshell paired the underwear with a lacy black suspender belt and sheer stockings.

Arabella did find a modicum of modesty at the beginning of the clip, barely covering her lingerie with a sheer black lace robe.  

Keeping the racy theme going, Arabella finished her morning look with a pair of black stilettos. 

No doubt distracting workers in the surrounding offices, Arabella seductively turned to offer the camera a sultry smile before removing her gown.

In July last year, Arabella walked from Australia's largest female prison after serving just five months for stealing money from her employer when she worked as a receptionist.

The SAS Australia star fled Dillwynia Women's Correctional Centre, in Sydney's west, after 5am on Friday, July 12.

Daily Mail Australia revealed that time the convicted ex-reality TV show star left NSW to begin a new life with her builder boyfriend in Melbourne.

Following her release, the heavily-inked ex-lingerie model flew on to Victoria with plans to set up house with construction company owner James Warwick.

Arabella - who found notoriety as the woman who faked pregnancies while dating Josh - has no further restrictions or parole hanging over her head.

A judge decided that it was impractical to give her a NSW community service order when she was moving to Victoria.

In a letter to support his girlfriend's release, James described her as 'kind, supportive, loving'.

The builder, who is in his mid-30s and from northeastern Melbourne, said in a court affidavit: 'I feel people don't know the real Arabella Del Busso'.

'The Bella that I have grown to love is the most caring, genuine, down to earth, selfless person I have met from a relationship perspective.'

The former Aussie Rules player said Arabella had been 'impacted mentally' by her relationship with Josh.

'She has spoken with me about how hard that time in her life was... with who she was as a person being openly pulled apart,' Warwick added.

'I know by the conversations we share about her traumatic experiences inside, she is suffering.'

After Judge John Pickering decided to reduce Arabella's maximum 20-month prison sentence to five months, the convicted thief and her lover began planning their new lives south of the border.

The couple have been dating for 22 months, although since Arabella was jailed in February the romance was kept alive via telephone calls and interstate prison visits.

Arabella began dating James when she was already facing charges for stealing $52,350 from a small Sydney medical practice between September 2019 and February 2020.

While working as a receptionist for Rheumatology Specialist Care, she devised a scheme to steal tens of thousands of dollars from their practices in Kogarah and Randwick in Sydney's south.

By then she was already infamous for the faked pregnancies, doing a paid 60 Minutes interview about her claims.

She also walked away from her 2020 SAS Australia gig,  fleeing the TV show in tears after being questioned about her dishonesty during the series' second episode. 

Arabella was sentenced at Sutherland Local Court in Sydney's south in February after admitting to two charges of stealing as an employee.

James flew interstate to visit Del Busso every fortnight and spent $220 on Uber rides to the vast Dillwynia women's prison 55km northwest of Sydney.  

Meanwhile, Arabella split with her football star partner Josh Reynolds back in December 2019.