Sarah Jayne Dunn turned up the heat in a matching Calvin Klein lingerie set before donning a skintight jumpsuit as she got ready for the day on Thursday.
The former Hollyoaks actress, 41, stripped down to her underwear for the sizzling snaps, which were lightly adorned with a semi-sheer polka dot design over the bra for the sexy look.
Sarah got her pulse racing as she dressed, selecting a black jumpsuit that hugged her curves.
She completed the look with leather heeled knee high suede boots and a cozy Sherpa lined leather jacket to keep warm in chilly weather.
She played Leatherette’s Woop Baby as she started her day filming the uplifting video and showing fans how she puts together her fashion forward outfits.
Turning up the heat: Sarah Jayne Dunn posed in a matching lingerie set by Calvin Klein on Thursday
Start the day: The 41-year-old actress showed her followers how she puts an outfit together
Her blonde tresses were pulled back in a bun with two strands framing her face, while she wore glamorous yet natural makeup to accentuate her features.
Posting her ensemble to Instagram Scrolls, the former soap star wrote: “Another jumpsuit to have everyone worrying about. Don’t worry, I’m good at peeing.
‘Jumpsuit linked on my TikTok account.’
It comes after Sarah said her role as breadwinner to her family was a “taboo subject” amid a frank discussion about the stigma against women.
She spoke about the new series of her Hot And Bothered podcast with former co-stars Ali Bastian and Carley Stenson, which was released earlier this month.
In November 2021, Sarah was removed from Hollyoaks after joining adult subscription service OnlyFans. because the producers felt it didn’t “meet their target audience”.
She has now reportedly made more than £700,000 from the X-rated subscription site, over a year after being dropped from her £120,000 acting job.
On the podcast, the three best friends spoke candidly about topics like “mum-shaming” and returning to work after having a baby – and reminiscing about their time at Hollyoaks.
Step by step: First Sarah put on a trendy black jumpsuit
Skin-tight: The jumpsuit hugged her toned frame as the straps crossed at the back
Next Step: Sarah donned some knee high suede boots to complete the trendy look
All ready: Sarah was ready to leave the house with the finished ensemble — and pinned her blonde tresses back in a bun
Sarah said: “I am the breadwinner of the family. For me, I feel more pressure because I’ve always been the breadwinner in every relationship.
“I have always worked and at the moment I am. For me there was a lot of “I have to go back to work” because I’m the one bringing the wages, so I’ll pay all the bills. That’s the way it has to be.
“That’s a bit taboo, isn’t it? Being the breadwinner as a woman is a taboo subject in my opinion.”
Sarah has been married to Jonathan Smith since 2018 and the couple have one son, Stanley.
She felt another taboo she faces is that of gender roles during parenting – adding that people would ask where she was if she missed a few days of bringing her son to school bring. But if Jonathan isn’t seen for a few days, no questions will be asked.
Despite being the breadwinner of her own family, Sarah mused that the gender pay gap might discourage many from returning to work as soon as possible.
She said: “It feels like we as women are being scrutinized more closely about going back to work, especially when you go back to work sooner rather than later after having a child.
“Whereas men are unaware of this verdict. There is no “your baby is only six months old and you’re coming back to work”. Men are right back at it.
“It feels a lot like it’s all up to you I guess. And I think so too, when the men can go back to work.
“It feels a lot like it’s your baby, rather than as you say, a common cause and experience. Work should be part of it. It should be a choice.
“Especially with the gender pay gap – it feels like women are being overpriced a bit. The men will go back to work because they make more money than we do, especially when it comes to childcare costs.”
But they went on to discuss how the situation has been made worse by the limited amount of paternity leave offered to men.
The star, who played Mandy Richardson on Hollyoaks from 1996 to 2021, previously said she was “a lot happier” after being axed from the show over her posts on the salacious website.
She said that posting her own pictures on OnlyFans meant she had been able to take control of her own image.
When a fan asked, “How do you feel since you stopped working for Hollyoaks?” Sarah replied, “Free.”
Another follower asked, “If Hollyoaks would have let you stay regardless of OnlyFans, would you still have gone?”
To which Sarah said: “It was never my intention to leave the show but I believe in everything for a reason and I’m a lot happier now.”
In December, Sarah made the decision to make her OnlyFans page free after some of her sexy snaps were leaked online.
The actress now has two sites: one is free, while the other has a basic subscription of £14.99 a month.
Sarah previously received a generous 80 percent commission from OnlyFans, making it into the top 0.5 percent of creators after turning down a chance to return to the soap.