Phoebe Dynevor shows off her figure in orange bikini during girly trip to Croatia

They both starred in this year’s raunchy Netflix drama Bridgerton.

And Phoebe Dynevor and Sabrina Bartlett proved they’re friends away from the camera too as they enjoyed a sun-soaked girly trip to Croatia together this week.

Actress Phoebe, 26, who played Daphne Bridgerton in the series, wowed in an orange bikini as she took a bike ride before having cocktails with pal Sabrina, 29, who played Siena Rosso. 

Sun: Phoebe Dynevor showed off her figure in an orange bikini on bike ride before enjoying cocktails with Bridgerton co-star Sabrina Bartlett during girly trip to Croatia this week

Radiant Phoebe beamed as she posed on the bike at the Meneghetti Wine Hotel & Winery, teaming her bright swimwear with cream shorts and accessorising with a cap and huge sunglasses  

In another shot Sabrina joined her on a bike wearing a pink and black polka dot bikini and statement sun hat.

The pair later enjoyed an Aperol Spritz in the sunshine as they posed for a glowing selfie together before heading out on a fun boat trip. 

Fun: The pair enjoyed an Aperol Spritz during their day trip in the sunshine as they posed for a glowing selfie together

The stars – who are both based in the UK – will not have to quarantine when they come home as Croatia is currently on the green travel list. 

It comes after Phoebe said she wasn’t embarrassed that her mum and dad have watched her sex scenes from Bridgerton, saying they ‘probably understand more than most’.  

In January, the former Waterloo Road actress told an awards panel: ‘Luckily they are in the industry so I guess they probably understand more than most.’

Gals: In another shot Sabrina joined her on a bike wearing a pink and black polka dot bikini and statement sun hat

The star’s mum Sally Dynevor, 58, plays none other than Coronation Street’s Sally Webster, and her dad Tim Dynevor, 59, is an Emmerdale writer. 

‘I think they are really proud to see me work so hard on the show’, the starlet added. 

Phoebe became a household name after she turned up the heat with Regé-Jean Page during their raunchy on-screen scenes together.  

Her mum Sally, however, has been an established name on the soap since 1986 when Kevin Webster (played by Michael Le Vell) accidentally splashed her while she was waiting for a bus. 

Out at sea: The pair also had time for a boat trip as they hopped aboard and enjoyed some drinks at sunset

The British actress also spoke to the platform about her initial worries of her daughter following the same career path as her. 

The Greater Manchester native, who shares Phoebe with her husband and Emmerdale writer Tim, said: ‘My mother-in-law said ‘You mustn’t dissuade her. Actors are the most wonderful people in the world and the most fun’.’

The interview with the mother-daughter-duo comes as filming was delayed for the second series of Bridgerton once again, after a Covid outbreak on set. 

The stalling of series two filming is said to be causing Netflix ‘an expensive headache’.

Steamy! It comes after Phoebe said she wasn’t embarrassed that her mum and dad have watched her sex scenes from Bridgerton, saying they ‘probably understand more than most’

Due to a previous case, shooting had only just resumed again – but a day after cast and crew returned to the period drama things are once again on ice.

The likes of Phoebe and another co-star Jonathan Bailey, who plays Viscount Anthony Bridgerton, have had to cease work while various members of the production isolate.

‘The demand for the second series is huge, so to stop filming again is a real headache,’ a source told The Sun. ‘This could lead to proper delays and it will be extremely costly for them.’

‘Shooting such a big production is expensive at the best of times, let alone when you’ve got sets staying empty and actors who can’t work.’ 

Understanding: The former Waterloo Road actress told The Mirror, ‘Luckily they are in the industry so I guess they probably understand more than most. Pictured: Phoebe with her mum and Corrie star Sally Dynevor, 58

‘Filming was stopped ­immediately as soon as the new positive case was detected but they had only just got back on set.’

‘They have a rigorous testing regime, so it’s hoped the case was found quickly enough and that no one else on set got it. But a lot of people are now isolating.’

‘Filming will start again once it is deemed safe but for now it has been paused indefinitely.’

The series had been shooting at Wrotham Hall in ­Hertfordshire when the news was delivered concerning the new Covid case.

The first season focused on the romance between Daphne Bridgerton and Simon, Duke of Hastings, the role which Regé-Jean bade farewell to in April– to the dismay of his many fans.

The second season will shift the focus to Daphne’s brother Anthony Bridgerton, who will go on the hunt for a suitable bride when he meets sisters Kate (Simone Ashley) and Edwina (Charithra Chandran) Sheffield, renamed Sharma for the show.

While he tries to pursue Edwina he finds himself becoming attracted to Kate instead, despite the fact they are often at odds with each other.

A release date has yet to be announced.

Oh dear: The interview with the mother-daughter-duo came as filming was delayed for the second series of Bridgerton once again, after a Covid outbreak on set

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