Michelle Keegan wows in bikini as she struggles through paddleboarding lesson in Ibiza

She could face quarantine on returning to the UK from Ibiza, after the government suddenly pulled its air bridge with Spain following a spike in COVID-19 cases.

But Michelle Keegan , 33, appeared keen not to focus on her impending isolation on Monday, when she shared video and snaps of herself paddleboarding.

The former Coronation Street star looked sensational in a patterned bikini as she posed for photos, before sharing a clip of herself getting paddleboard lessons.

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In the video, the brunette beauty was seen struggling to stay onboard as she was advised by her husband Mark Wright, 33, from afar that it was ‘just like skiing’.

And her TV personality husband and their friends were heard advising the actress to stand upright, which she barely managed to do before falling to her knees.

Michelle looked sensational for her leisurely day in the sunshine, complementing her flattering swimwear with a selection of gold jewellery and tinted sunglasses.

Wearing her lustrous chestnut brown locks in pigtails, the glamorous screen star kept her makeup light and natural for her fun-filled adventure.

Captioning the images and video on Instagram, Michelle jokingly referenced her paddleboarding abilities as she simply wrote: ‘Clueless.’

Her latest holiday update comes one day after it was revealed that Michelle and her husband of five years Mark are facing isolation when they return home, after the government introduced new quarantine rules.

Maya Jama and Sam Faiers could also be hit by the restriction, with them both enjoying picturesque breaks in Ibiza and Marbella.

The UK government suddenly pulled its air bridge with Spain on Saturday night with almost immediate effect following a spike of novel coronavirus cases in the country.  

The move, which came into effect from midnight, means anyone returning to Britain from Spain faces an automatic fortnight-long quarantine at home.

The rules apply to all regions of Spain, including the Canary and Balearic islands – though politicians in the latter say they are trying to thrash out a regional air bridge.

Spain was one of the worst hit countries in Europe by the coronavirus pandemic, with more than 290,000 cases and over 28,000 deaths.

Howeve,  it imposed very strict lockdown measures to contain the spread, gradually easing them earlier in the summer. 

Spain was originally put on a list of 74 countries which were considered safe for Brits to visit, prompting many celebs to book getaways.

For example, presenter Maya Jama dashed off to Ibiza and has been sharing snaps of her incredible curves in bikinis as she relaxes in the sun since Monday.

While Sam Faiers, 29, is currently on a family trip to Marbella with her beau Paul Knightley and their two children. 

The Mummy Diaries star appeared to be having a great time abroad as she frolicked on a beach on Saturday and sweetly kissed her daughter Rosie in another snap.  

 Mark and Michelle are also facing isolation, with them having been on the Balearic Islands for some time with his glamorous family.

Most recently, they enjoyed a night out in Mallorca and a day trip together on a boat where he showed off his hunky physique. 

Former Love Islander Alexandra Cane is also in Ibiza with her pals and is now facing having to isolate back in the UK, as are Gabby Allen and model Demi Rose.

Model Danielle Lloyd is another star who could possibly be caught out by the new rules, with her currently making the most of the sunshine with her husband Michael O’Neill.

TOWIE’s James Argent is also abroad in Spain at the moment after spending some weeks at his pal Elliott Wright’s bar and restaurant in Marbs.

Other stars in Marbella include Chloe Khan and Natalya Wright, who has been sharing a splew of stunning bikini snaps from her trip.   

While Geordie Shore’s Sophie Kasaei and Charlotte Crosby are also away, with the pair enjoying a break in Ibiza.

They had been on the stunning island with Billie Faiers and Jacqueline Jossa for a luxury photoshoot, however Jacqueline jetted home last week.  

Spain had been on a list of 74 countries that the British government had said were safe for travellers to visit – meaning tourists returning home would not have to go into quarantine.

But it has seen a surge of cases in the last few weeks, prompting most regions to impose rules for masks to be worn everywhere and, in several areas including Barcelona, calls for people to stay at home.

However there might be some hope for celebs in Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera.

Balearic Islands’ government chiefs are pinning their hopes on establishing ‘safe air corridors’ with the UK to save their summer season and the holiday hopes of thousands of Brits.

They confirmed overnight they were working with the Spanish and UK governments to set up the scheme for islands like Majorca and Ibiza.

In a statement on its website, the islands’ government said: ‘We ave been working over the last few hours to establish the basis for a safe air corridor with the UK, following the British government’s quarantine imposition for all holidaymakers returning from Spain.

‘The British government’s decision has caused great concern in the Balearic Islands’ government, given that it will cause serious problems to tourist activity in our islands.

‘One of the main arguments justifying the creation of a safe air corridor between the islands and the UK is the health situation here.

‘The islands have had eight confirmed Covid-19 cases per 100,000 inhabitants over the past fortnight, whereas in the UK the figure is 14,1 and in Spain as a whole, 37,9.’