Cat Deeley looked sensational as she shared an array of bikini snaps from her recent 50th birthday trip to Ibiza. The This Morning presenter marked the special birthday last month and taking to Instagram on Monday she posted a final round up of snaps from the summer as autumn finally settles in. And Cat made sure to show off her incredible physique as she posed in a skimpy brown bandeau bikini and stylish sunhat. Relaxing on a sun lounger she also slipped into a strapless black bikini as well as a simple white swimsuit. Enjoying herself in the jacuzzi the star appeared to go nude as she beamed with her leg and arms sticking out of the water. Cat also made sure to take some time to relax away from her busy TV schedule as she did some yoga and enjoyed a massage. Cat Deeley showed off her incredible figure in skimpy swimwear and posed nude in the bath on her 50th birthday trip to Ibiza in her latest Instagram on Monday Enjoying herself in the jacuzzi the star appeared to go nude as she beamed with her leg and arms sticking out of the waterShe captioned the post: ‘Last days of summer. Cool rays of autumn and misty mornings incoming.’ And fans and friends were quick to compliment the star as fellow This Morning presenter Sian Welby penned: ‘POWWWWW stunner.’ Meanwhile Jo Frost wrote: ‘Beautiful you xx happy times’. It comes after Cat shared snaps from her half term getaway with her sons Milo, ten, and James, eight, following her split from ex-husband Patrick Kielty.She captioned her post: ‘Happy and healthy family and friends… Kind and funny boys …. The view from ‘The Fifth Floor ‘ is fabulous ??’.While she’s been in the spotlight for three decades, the former SMTV Live host looks far younger than her years. Yet while many people see ageing as something to fear as they get older, Cat deems getting older a ‘privilege’.’The fact that you’re here and enjoying life – gaining experiences while being happy and healthy. Wow. That, to me, is amazing,’ the mother-of-two previously told Grazia.She added: ‘We all get older, if we’re lucky – I’m backing my health with science.’Instead of putting her body through hardcore gym workouts, Cat swears by four things: Yoga, walking, tennis and a Mediterranean diet. Cat made sure to show off her incredible physique as she posed in a skimpy brown bandeau bikini and stylish sunhat Relaxing on a sun lounger she also slipped into a strapless black bikini as well as a simple white swimsuit Cat also made sure to take some time to relax away from her busy TV schedule as she did some yoga and enjoyed a massage She captioned the post: ‘Last days of summer. Cool rays of autumn and misty mornings incoming’ While she’s been in the spotlight for three decades, the former SMTV Live host looks far younger than her years ‘The fact that you’re here and enjoying life – gaining experiences while being happy and healthy. Wow. That, to me, is amazing,’ the mother-of-two told GraziaWhile she was living in Los Angeles, Cat went on a daily 20-minute hike in the sunshine to improve her mental health.’It makes all the difference,’ Cat insisted.Now she lives back in the UK, the gloomy British weather and early alarm clock for This Morning makes it more difficult to get a daily walk in.Instead, Cat channels her energy into Yoga to improve joint mobility and calm her thoughts.’I’ve been doing yoga for 20 years and I truly love it,’ she admitted. ‘It switches off my brain and helps me breathe.’Even though I’ve been practising for so long, I’m no more bendy than the average person, but it makes me feel good and I never regret taking just 45 minutes for myself.’Yoga really works for me because you have to concentrate on your breathing and your movement at the same time, so it stops my brain from going a million miles an hour.’Cat insisted: ‘You never regret doing exercise, you never come back and wish you hadn’t done it, it feels amazing.’Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar previously, Cat said she takes ‘little pockets of time’ wherever she can as she offered advice to those struggling to find a routine.’I think you have to find exactly what suits you – and quiet the external voices,’ she said. ‘We’re pushed these different regimes that are incredibly complicated, incredibly time-consuming, and incredibly expensive, but fundamentally we’re set up to fail – because you can’t do it all.’