Her skimpy PVC ensemble on Sunday's Dancing On Ice sent fans into a near meltdown, now Jorgie Porter is setting pulses racing again in a leather get up.
The Eccles-raised Hollyoaks star has been wowing fans with her polished skating performances on the hit ITV show, but she swapped her blades for thigh-legnth boots and leather jacket as she posed as a biker babe yesterday.
The reason for the ensemble is to encourage similarly beauteous ladies to apply for the annual Bennetts Babes competition.
Motorcycle insurance specialist Bennetts is aiming to find eight new women to become ambassadors for the firm, who will attend biker events and modelling assignments throughout the UK.
Jorgie, 24, survived the latest viewer vote on the ice dancing show despite losing out in her duel dance, brought in for the first time this series, against Emmerdale heart-throb Matthew Wolfenden.
But she won an army of new fans after showing off her enviably toned figure in a leather bikini and PVC leggings to ice dance to Madonna's Four Minutes with her professional ice dance partner Matt Evers.
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That's a lovely Yamaha R1
vroom vroom
oh yes
Sheer happenstance but apparently she opposes large concerts at Wythenshawe Park due to concerns over parking and security
What a Manchester pigeon - the type you find in Living Room & Bijou!
you would
And the objectification of women as mere eye candy continues...
If Bennetts are determined to find eight women to become ambassadors for them, why not ask for eight *real* women who actually ride motorcycles, not just someone who is on the telly and looks pretty?
Ugh - have we gone back in time to the 1970's? My partner and I use bennett's insurance but I think we'll be looking for an alternative. These women are not motorbike riders. What a pathetic attempt to find "ambassadors"! We know plenty of female riders who are knowledgeable, presentable and articulate women who may have enjoyed this sort of work.
How tacky. A chicken in a basket, desperate fame chaser, appearing on a cheap, trashy Saturday night TV show aimed at brain-dead morons.
Stop the press. The vacuity and banality of our culture makes me think Aldous Huxley was right all along. We ARE living in Brave New World.