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Maura Higgins slips into sexy white lace lingerie and a black suit as she adds another brand to her US takeover by promoting new health supplement

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Maura Higgins turned up the heat in white lace lingerie as she added another brand to her US takeover by promoting new health supplement OLLY on Instagram. 

The Love Island star, 35, who is currently tipped to win Dancing With The Stars, looked incredible in the sexy number as she posed up a storm on social media. 

Maura also slipped into a racy black blazer and miniskirt as she perched on a bathroom vanity. 

She elevated her frame in a pair of white stilettos and accessorised with a pair of black gloves and a netted hat.  

For the final snap, Maura opened a silver dinner tray revealing the Mochi Bites supplement and a receipt. 

Maura is the face of OLLY's newest campaign Mochi Bites, which introduced a completely new supplement format for OLLY and VMS market, designed to make wellness more approachable and enjoyable. 

The line features four formulas, beauty, multi, energy and sleep, to support healthy hair, skin and nails, everyday nutrition, sustained energy and a good night of sleep. 

Maura Higgins turned up the heat in white lace lingerie as she added another brand to her US takeover by promoting new health supplement OLLY on Instagram

The Love Island star, 35, who is currently tipped to win Dancing With The Stars, looked incredible in a sexy black suit as she posed up a storm on social media

Since finding fame in the US on Celebrity Traitors, Maura's career has gone from strength to strength as she continues to sign major brand deals. 

The reality star signed a huge six-figure partnership with Victoria's Secret to become a global brand ambassador. 

She has also had campaigns with Wingstop, DoorDash and Guess.

It comes as Maura suffered an agonising neck injury on Dancing With The Stars and has admitted the pain has been getting worse as the competition heats up. 

The Love Island UK star has become a firm favourite on the current season of the US TV show, earning consistently high scores for her routines with pro partner Mark Ballas.

But in rehearsal footage shown during Tuesday night's episode, the Irish star was seen writhing on the floor in agony as medics treated her for a painful neck injury.

During training for her fifth performance, a Tango to Rihanna's Only Girl (In the World), Maura was spotted wincing in pain and grabbing her neck. 

The pain eventually became too much and Maura yelled out before falling to the floor whilst holding the back of her neck. 

Mark and a medic then rushed to Maura's side as she remained keeled over.

'I've been having this like twinge in the left side of my neck,' she explained to the cameras. 

'I genuinely feel like it's getting worse,' adding that she was concerned the injury would 'ruin' her live performance.

In the end though, Maura once again wowed the judges as she took to the floor for the fifth time, coming second on the leaderboard.

Maura accessorised with a pair of black gloves and a netted hat as she opened a silver dinner tray revealing the Mochi Bites supplement and a reciept

This week the pairings had to perform to musical numbers from past half-time performances to celebrate Super Bowl Night.

Maura and Mark's Tango earned them 33 out of 40 with judge Bruno Tonioli describing the routine as 'thrilling from start to finish' and Maura as 'supremely elegant'.

Fellow judge Carrie Ann Inaba called it 'a beautiful performance', but added that 'some of the movements could be more punctuated in this sense - it just felt like some of the movements got cut short'.

Derek Hough said it was 'gorgeous, elegant, beautiful', but mentioned Maura's neck as he told the star 'your neck, your head in the contra check (a checking and shaping movement), it went too far back and it broke the line of the spine'.

Maura then shared an update on her injury, admitting that she had had twinges for several weeks before thanking the show's physiotherapist, Dr Gina Minchella, for her help. 

'My neck is – you know, it's been playing up for weeks and it just seems to be getting worse, but good on Gina; [she] took a look at me. Her and her magic hands,' Maura told co-host Julianne Hough.

'But yeah, I'm just trying to do my stretches and trying to take care of it, but yeah, it's just something that I'm gonna have to deal with.'

At the close of Super Bowl Night, Maura and Mark came in second place, just behind Jenna Dewan and her partner Val Chemerkovskiy who scored a new high score for the season thanks to their paso doble to Lady Gaga's Bad Romance. 

They were tied at 36 points by Paralympian Ezra Frech and his pro dancer partner Daniella Karagach, who received straight nines for their salsa to Nelly's Hot in Herre.

But the episode marked a sad goodbye for fan-favorite Guillermo Rodriguez of Jimmy Kimmel Live fame and his partner Witney Carson, who once again were the lowest-scoring team of the night. 

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