Love Island’s Georgia Steel displays her toned frame in racy leather mini dress

She has bounced back after her conman ex-boyfriend Medi Abalimba was sent back to prison. 

And Georgia Steel looked incredible as she enjoyed a girl’s night out in Manchester on Saturday.

The Love Island 2018 star, 21, put on a leggy display in a tiny corseted mini dress with a thigh-skimming leather skirt as she strutted down the street.

The star teased a glimpse of her ample cleavage and cinched in at her slender waist.

The tiny skirt drew the eye to her bronzed legs, with the star boosting her height with strappy stiletto heels.  

Her caramel flecked brunette locks were styled sleek and straight while a rich palette of make-up enhanced her pretty features.

Georgia’s outing comes after the Sun reported that Abalimba has been sent back to prison for ‘breaching the terms of his licence’.

A Probation Service spokesman told the publication: ‘Medi Abalimba has been returned to custody. Offenders on licence are subject to strict conditions and can be returned to prison if they fail to comply.’   

Abalimba, 30, was arrested at Kadie’s Club in Mayfair, by Met Police on September 13 and was allegedly taken from the nightclub in handcuffs during a ‘VIP party night’ before he was later released on bail, The Sun reported.  

At the time a Met Police spokesman said: ‘At approximately 23:55hrs on Friday, 13 September a man, aged in his 30s, was arrested on suspicion of fraud offences at a venue in Swallow Street, W1.

‘He was taken to a south London police station and has since been bailed pending further enquiries.’ 

In April, Georgia claimed her convicted conman ex Medi has stolen tens of thousands of pounds from her bank account.

In an emotional interview with The Sun, Georgia said she has been ‘fearing for her life’ since splitting from the former footballer.

She said: ‘I went on my online banking and I noticed a drastic amount had just gone. I was in my flat and I’ve never been in a situation like that in my life. I was physically sick. I sat on my sofa and thought I was going to faint.’

‘I’m devastated and I’m fearing for my life. I don’t want anyone to go through what I have. I feel like this is going to affect me for life. Looking back I feel stupid, but at the time it’s like being hypnotised.’