A mum-of-four has revealed that she sunbathes naked wherever she wants – no matter where she is or who is around.

And she doesn’t care in the slightest if people don’t like it, as her body is “banging”.

Carla Bellucci often rubs people up the wrong way with her controversial opinions and acts.

The 42-year-old previously revealed that she’s “refusing” to give her kids an inheritance because “they have their whole lives to earn money” and she shouldn’t have to “suffer”.

As the UK faced the hottest day of the year on Monday (12 August), with London reaching up to a scorching 35c, the mum sent tongues wagging as she bared all to get a tan.

But it wasn’t well-received.

“I love to bare all, I couldn’t care less,” the former glamour model, from Hertfordshire, told What's The Jam.

“I sunbathe starkers 24/7 in my garden.

“The neighbours are probably mortified, but that’s not my problem – my body is banging, so why not?”

While it’s not entirely illegal to sunbathe nude, the law does have an exception.

In England and Wales, it’s not an offence to be naked in public, but you cannot be naked with the intent to cause “distress and alarm”.

Carla, who previously shared that people “shame” her for walking around naked in front of her children, says that parents on holiday are often left less than impressed.

The “UK’s most hated woman” said: “I couldn’t be less [bothered] by parents’ opinions.

“They mean nothing to me – if they don’t like it, they can move or not look.

“People on holiday constantly call me a s**g, which I think is so unfair because I am good looking and have a good body.

“It’s like I’ve committed a crime.”

While her neighbours no longer speak to her, she’s trying to keep calm – and will continue sunbathing nude as much as she likes.

Carla added: “Nothing will stop me from tanning my curves at home or abroad.

“It’s my life – my way or the highway.

“I think it’s easy to chuck words around at me, but it’s just so degrading on their behalf.

“They wish they had the confidence like me.

“I always keep my cool and will not lower myself to react to jealousy.

“It’s a disease and I won’t be part of it.”

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