Pregnant Sallie Axl shows off her bump in a shimmering gold bikini on holidays in Tenerife

'I'm happy my relationship is over': Pregnant Sallie Axl shows off her bump in a shimmering gold bikini as she holidays in Tenerife after splitting from her boyfriend She's split from her boyfriend, calling their relationship 'poison'. But heavily pregnant Sallie Axl put on a brave face as she stepped out in a glamorous golden bikini while on holiday in Tenerife on Friday. The model proudly paraded her bump as she lounged around the pool in the revealing swimwear; her many tattoos on full display. She soaked up the warm sunshine, while pouting up a storm for the cameras. Sallie tied some of her brunette tresses in a messy updo while letting the remainder fall naturally down her back. The former Big Brother contestant wrote on Twitter: 'I started a new chapter today ... I wiped away any love I had for someone and completely cleared my mind' She continued to keep her followers updated on her relationship woes throughout the day, writing: 'I'm happy my relationship is over . Poison like that was not healthy for anyone . Esp my pre natel . Support is what I need (sic)' And her fans were full of support for her, with one saying: 'always got you girl, don't like seeing you down..want that old happy sallie back ❤️' While another posted: 'I really admire your strength and independence lovely. ❤️' The mum-to-be wore a full face of make-up for the poolside session with a slick of red lipstick, dark eyebrows and plenty of mascara, while her nails were painted pail pink. She looked to have already started to develop a deep tan as she sat with her legs in the water, no doubt in need of a way to cool off. Sallie alternated between wearing her stylish oversized brown shades and resting them on her head. The newly-single mother-of-one, who has a daughter called Nirvana, flicked out her hair and looked relaxed as she sauntered around the edge of the pool. A past pregnancy holds painful memories for Sallie after she miscarried. She addressed the tragedy in a lengthy Facebook post last July and was highly critical of her hospital for the treatment she received. She wrote: 'I had suffered a miscarriage losing my little angel. 'The hospital didn't remove my child and left the baby to infect me - causing me to have a haemorrhage, losing 40 per cent of my blood. 'My veins were collapsing and I was taken into emergency surgery - I didn't have long left to live and have honestly never been so scared in my life.' She added: 'When I woke up in blood stained bed and gown it took days for the nurses to change them leaving me in the reminders of the miscarriage and blood all over the floor.