Duncan Bannatyne celebrated his 74th birthday earlier this month with a yacht party.
Duncan Bannatyne and his wife Nigora are still in the mood to party as they enjoyed a sun-drenched day on a luxury yacht in Miami.
Nigora shared photos and videos from the party, which revealed they included a live DJ, violinist and an acrobat suspended from the side of the ship.
She posed up a storm and showed off her incredible figure in a tiny string bikini that revealed her ample assets and washboard midriff.
Nigora kept things glamorous with a full face of makeup and wore her glossy brunette locks in a bouncy blow out style.
Along with offering a glimpse into the party, Nigora also shared a sizzling selection of pictures of herself posing with friends in the yacht’s jacuzzi and on deck.
She was joined by two other stunning friends in their swimwear, with stunning views of Miami in the background of the photo.
Elsewhere, Nigora and Duncan shared a series of smoldering selfies showing off their best pouts for the camera.
As day turned to night, Nigora covered up her skimpy bikini with a short patterned mini dress with delicate silver jewellery.
Duncan proposed to Nigora in 2016 with a £40k ring in Monte Carlo after they first started dating in 2015 when Duncan met her after visiting the dental surgery on London’s Harley Street where she was working in 2014.
The couple married in Portugal in 2017 before jetting off to Croatia to enjoy their honeymoon.
Duncan previously said he fell ‘madly in love’ with Nigora, saying he was ‘obsessed’ with her after they first met.
He told OK! magazine: ‘When I went home I couldn’t stop thinking about her, I felt obsessed! I felt in love with her.’
The couple have previously said they would love to have children together but Nigora admits she isn’t sure it will happen.
She told OK!: I don’t think it’s going to happen. We tried, but I don’t think we are going to have children.
‘We’re not trying to prevent it happening, so if it did, great, but I don’t think it is going to.’
She added: ‘If it’s going to happen, it’s going to happen, but we are not doing anything about it, like IVF, and we are not going to stress about it.’
