Maura Higgins turns up the heat as she spins around a pole in green lacy lingerie for St Patrick’s

Maura Higgins celebrated St Patrick’s Day in style on Thursday by stripping down to her green lacey underwear for an advert with Ann Summers.

The Love Island star, 31, looked sensational as she twirled around a pole clad in an array of green bras and underwear that showed off her lithe figure and toned abs.

In several clips from the video, the reality star sported long hair extensions, glitzy sunglasses and a diamond choker for extra glamour.

Other shots showed her dancing in the rain, with her short tresses styled in damp waves, wearing thigh high white boots and opting for a classic red lip for an added sultry touch.

Maura sent temperatures soaring as she lounged in a majestic looking throne and writhed around on the ground in a pile of cash.

She shared several behind-the-scenes snaps to her Instagram Stories and captioned the sexy video: ‘Stripped back for St Patricks’.

It comes after Maura admitted that she won’t reveal her weight due to the fear of being ‘trolled to death’.

She explained that there are some questions she is ‘just not going to answer’, after consistently being asked about her weight.

Taking to Instagram for a question and answer session, Maura addressed the questions as she explained: ‘Guys, some of these questions I’m just not going to answer, there’s questions about like, what weight am I?’

‘I’m not going to tell everyone my weight, am I? Because I’d just get trolled to death probably. I’m trying to find one I can answer.’

One fan asked: ‘Do you have a PT or what programme do you do to keep so slim?’

Maura responded: ‘This question has actually come in the most which I’m pretty shocked about to be honest.’

She continued: ‘I’m not a nutritionist or anything like that but I do have a good enough diet and stay as clean as possible, but then I still have whatever I want.

‘Lots of you talking about abs which is a funny one really because we all actually have abs, it’s just the body fat obviously is covering our abs.’

The Irish beauty credited her sister, who is a professional personal trainer, for helping her with her workout routine and diet.

Maura explained that she eats everything ‘in moderation’ and steers clear from processed foods to maintain her slim figure.

This comes as Maura added that she was baffled that people believe it’s acceptable to tell her to gain weight, adding that she has built up a thick skin when it comes to comments from others.

She told The Sun: ‘I’ve always spoken to my mammy about it and asked, “Why is it OK for people to turn around to your face and say: “God, you’re too skinny”? Would you ever say to somebody, “God, you’re too fat”? No, you wouldn’t.’

Maura went on to say, while she’s open to the idea of cosmetic surgery for people who want to boost their confidence, she would not consider it for herself, especially as a result of criticism from others.

She explained: ‘I don’t need a boob job, because I feel sexy with the size of my boobs. I’m not going to get one to suit what some random person tells me.

‘[Though] if it’s going to help somebody else feel more confident [to have surgery], then work away. I would be petrified of the boob surgery anyway. I watch that [E!] TV show Botched all the time, which puts me off.’

Last year Maura revealed she became so ‘thin’ she didn’t have a period for four months after her ‘obsession’ with exercise triggered dangerous weight loss.

The Love Island star feared she had gone too far with her fitness regime after the sudden loss of her periods was ‘not good’ and her mum warned: ‘You’ve got too thin.’

In an exclusive interview, Maura explained how she was keen to rectify the problem right away, as she wants children in the future and it’s important for her to lead a healthy, balanced lifestyle.

She told MailOnline at the time: ‘I’m not working out as much as I was, I ended up losing too much weight.

‘I’m not doing it as much, once, twice a week max, and to be honest I’m just really good with my diet at the moment. It’s all about balance.

‘It got to a stage where it was actually affecting my periods; I lost my period for four months. Especially at my age, it’s obviously not good. I want to have kids someday so I know that’s just not a good thing to happen.’