HELEN Flanagan put on an eye-popping display as she showed off her new boob job.
The Coronation Street star, 32, took to Instagram to show off her incredible figure to her 1m followers.
The mum-of-three looked stunning in matching black lingerie as she captioned the clip: "GRWM."
She then beamed as she modelled a burgundy gym set.
Fans of Helen flocked to the comments to compliment the star.
One wrote: "What a beautiful woman."
Another gushed: "Body goals."
A third added: "Such a nice girl and you look gorgeous."
A fourth put: "What a figure after three children!"
A fifth said: "Looking phenomenal, Helen."
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Helen previously broke her silence on her new assets, telling fans that she "got her confidence back" following the surgery.
The clip comes just months after Helen called time on her 13-year relationship with ex-Celtic ace Scott Sinclair.
The pair started dating in 2009 and were planning to marry before their break-up.
Helen – famous for playing Rosie Webster in Coronation Street – singled out Celtic as the club she likes most from her time as a football Wag.
Conducting a Q&A on her Instagram story, Flanagan was asked if there's one of Sinclair's clubs that she feels particularly sentimental towards.
Sharing an adorable snap of her daughter in a Celtic strip, she wrote: "I am proud of everything Scott has achieved. I did really love Celtic, I did a lot with the other girls there.
"The girls absolutely love watching daddy watching their daddy play for @official_brfc it's hard to move children around when they start school."
Helen also revealed a ‘mum fail’ after being left struggling with crippling back pain.
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