Louise Redknapp, 51, shares bikini snaps after 'splitting from boyfriend of two years Drew Michael, 42' - a year after revealing their marriage plans

Louise Redknapp shared a series of stunning bikini snaps to Instagram on Sunday - after reportedly splitting from her boyfriend of two years Drew Michael.The singer, 51, was enjoying a sunny break away this week where she posed in a green two-piece that highlighted her assets.Over her bikini top she wore a black linen shirt and added a stylish wrap around skirt to her look. She penned in the caption of her post: 'Making the most of the last days of summer, happy bank holiday.'The new snaps come as Louise has reportedly split from Drew, 42, who she had been dating since October 2023.She moved on with Drew following her split from Jamie Redknapp in 2017 after 19 years of marriage. She shares two children with the footballer-turned-pundit, Charlie, 20, and William, 16. Louise Redknapp shared a series of stunning bikini snaps to Instagram on Sunday - after reportedly splitting from her boyfriend of two years Drew Michael The singer, 51, was enjoying a sunny break away this week where she posed in a green two-piece that highlighted her assetsBut on Monday, it was revealed Louise and Drew have called time on the relationship and he is believed to have left the UK, according to The Sun. Despite the split, friends have insisted she is thriving and has been living it up on girls' trips in Ibiza. A source told the publication: 'Louise and Drew decided to end things a little while ago. Things had been really good between them but it felt like their relationship had run its course and they both thought it was best to move on.'It was all very amicable and although it's never fun when a relationship ends, Louise has thrown herself back into her social life and her busy work schedule.'According to the source, Drew is thought to have moved abroad for work, so it's been a clean break.The Daily Mail has contacted Louise's representatives for comment. It comes after the singer revealed if there were wedding bells on the horizon with her younger boyfriend.In an interview last year, she gushed over her partner after her tough marriage breakdown and spoken candidly about their future plans.She told The Sun: 'Drew's great. We're having a lovely time together. It took me a long time to get to that place and be open about anything.'I was very guarded and scared. But I'm really enjoying having special times with someone. He's a great guy and super-kind.'Asked if there are wedding bells on the horizon, she added: 'Oh, I'm not even thinking that far ahead. I'm not even going there. Over her green bikini top she wore a black linen shirt and added a stylish wrap around skirt to her look She penned in the caption of her post: 'Making the most of the last days of summer, happy bank holiday' She also took to her Instagram Story to share a video in the same outfit as she looked round some shops The new snaps comes as Louise has reportedly split Drew, 42, who she had been dating since October 2023 (pictured in March together)'I just want to be proud of this and I want to really enjoy it. I've met a really great guy and I'm really happy. But you never know what the future holds.'She added in the interview that her two sons really get on well with Drew which makes life much easier.Louise also hit back at 'toyboy' criticism due to their nine-year age gap.She said being branded a 'cougar' is 'water off a duck's back' to her and that 'age is irrelevant' as she doesn't 'feel older than him'.The interview came after she revealed why she was painted as the 'villain' following her split from ex-husband Jamie.Louise opened up about being accused of walking out on her family and how everyone had an 'opinion'.She told the Independent: 'I was the villain. I'd been lucky in my career because for many years I didn't really have a lot of scrutiny. Then bang, everybody's got an opinion.''Anything someone could perceive as negative, I cut out. Nothing I said was right. To defend myself was wrong. To not defend myself was wrong. I felt like I was walking up a one-way street with just nowhere to go on it.'