Rosie Huntington-Whiteley unveils new lingerie line for Marks & Spencer.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in a new photoshoot in lingerie

According to The Sun: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley impressed fans with a new photoshoot in lace lingerie. The 38-year-old model presented the winter lingerie collection from Marks & Spencer.

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The former Victoria’s Secret model and current actress posed for a series of alluring shots. Rosie looked stunning in burgundy lingerie, as well as in a white corset bralette with high waisted panties.

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She showcased her toned figure in a black lace bra with cutouts and sheer panties with floral patterns. Another photo showed Rosie in a lace bodysuit that revealed her black bra.

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Rosie also shared a memory of her vacation in a bikini, where she looked charming in a white swimsuit, posing in a fitted top and string bikini.

Rosie's personal life

Mother of two, Rosie is in a relationship with Hollywood actor Jason Statham, with whom she has been together since 2010. The couple has two children: eight-year-old Jack and three-year-old Isabella.

Jason, who is two decades older than Rosie, proposed in 2016, but she has stated that marriage 'is not a priority.'

“Jason may be 20 years older than Rosie, but they have a lot in common in every aspect of their lives,” the source reported.

“Their love for each other and for their children is incredibly reassuring and makes their friends envious.”

Recently, the couple posed together for a photoshoot representing the Italian brand Falconeri. Rosie spoke about this photoshoot: “It was relaxed and easy. We spent the day together, working with a team we love, in a place we love. What more could you wish for?”

Marks & Spencer Marks & Spencer The completed photoshoot not only highlights Rosie's modeling abilities but also her ability to work as a team, showcasing that she remains a relevant figure in the fashion industry even after stepping onto the scene in independent cinema. Her relationship with Jason Statham confirms that personal happiness is no less important than a career.