Schapelle Corby flaunts sideboob as she enjoys Queensland getaway with her mom

She is one of the most recognizable faces in Australia.

And Schapelle Corby has proven she certainly doesn’t shy the spotlight on Sunday, as she shared a series of bikini updates from a Queensland getaway with her mother, Roseleigh Rose.

Taking to Instagram, the 44-year-old first shared a photo of herself flashing in a partially unzipped swim top on Whitehaven Beach in the Whitsundays.

Getaway: Schapelle Corby, 44, flaunted a sideboob in a partially open swim top as she enjoyed a Queensland getaway with mom Rosleigh Rose on the weekend

She looked calm and relaxed as she smiled in the clear waters, with no makeup on her pretty face as she posed for a quick selfie.

“Whitehaven beach, paradise. This place is a corner of paradise, ”she captioned the image.

“Once the lockdown is complete, seriously plan to come here, you won’t be disappointed.”

Ready! In the private photos she shared on Instagram, Schapelle stood on the stairs in a swimsuit before entering the water

Take a dip! Schapelle was shown snorkeling with her holding a yellow noodle while clinging to the boat’s railing

Schapelle earlier shared photos of her snorkeling on the reef, appearing excited as she stood on the steps of the boat.

She then shared another with her mother, smiling as they took in the scorching Queensland sun on their faces.

Schapelle first made headlines in October 2004, when she was arrested at Bali airport with 4.2kg of cannabis wrapped in plastic inside her bodyboard bag.

Close: Schapelle shared a photo of herself alongside her mother Roseleigh Rose (R) with the couple sitting on a boat before snorkeling

The past: Schapelle shed light on her previous drug arrest, revealing that she “does not live in fear” of flying on a plane after the experience. Pictured with her mother

The world watched her in May 2005 collapse in the Denpasar courtroom after being sentenced to 20 years in Kerobokan Prison.

After a series of sentence reductions, Schapelle was paroled in February 2014, after serving nine years behind bars.

She lived in Bali with her family until she was returned to Australia in May 2017.

The former esthetician has always denied knowingly importing drugs and claims marijuana was planted in her luggage by corrupt baggage handlers.

Schapelle has since shed light on her previous drug arrest, revealing that she “does not live in fear” of flying on a plane after the experience.

Before flying to the Whitsundays, she even joked on Friday that she no longer travels with checked baggage.

Conviction: In October 2004, Schapelle became a household name when she was arrested at the Bali airport with 4.2 kg of cannabis wrapped in plastic inside her bodyboard bag. She was sentenced to 20 years in prison in May 2005. Photographed in 2005