Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, 39, has shared rare glimpses of her children, Jack, nine, and Isabella, four, during a sunny family getaway with fiancé Jason Statham.

The model posted a series of images on Instagram Stories from the trip, showing the couple relaxing on a yacht.

Images included her children painting together and a snapshot of Huntington-Whiteley cuddling her youngest daughter on a catamaran. One image showed Isabella decorating her own plate. Rosie also shared sweet images of her two children painting together during the holiday One of the snaps showed Isabella decorating her own plate

Huntington-Whiteley also shared a photo of herself in a bikini. Rosie also offered a glimpse of her model physique in a skimpy green bikini as she topped up her tan in the sunshine

The couple recently purchased a 20-acre plot on the South Coast for their future home, which includes a forest yoga retreat designed by architect Ben Pentreath. The retreat, built in cedar wood with gabion rock walls, is designed to complement the brutalist architecture of their property and includes a bat box to protect the local wildlife. Rosie and fiancé Jason recently purchased a 20-acre plot for their 'forever home' on the South Coast and have also built a forest yoga retreat on the site Pentreath has previously worked with the Royal family, including assisting King Charles with the design of Poundbury village and redesigning the Middleton family's Chelsea flat.

Additional amenities on the property include a lap pool, a gym, and riding stables. Huntington-Whiteley, who has previously modeled for brands such as Burberry and Victoria's Secret, has spoken about a desire for a more rural lifestyle. She told Australian Vogue that she is preparing for a significant shift towards the English countryside, closer to the New Forest, where she envisions a life with more connection to nature and peace, a contrast to what she described as a "destination-driven" city life.

Huntington-Whiteley's upbringing in rural Devon was characterized by a simple, outdoorsy life with animals and a strong emphasis on self-sufficiency, values she aims to instill in her own children. "Life's not going to hand you things on a silver platter," she recalled her mother telling her.