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LAILA HASANOVIC wowed as she showed off her stunning figure in a swimsuit.
Mick Schumacher's model partner left little to the imagination as she soaked up the sun on a yacht in Mallorca.
Laila, 23, has been dating the racing driver for the last 18 months and they regularly share love-up photos online.
The model hails from Copenhagen, with Bosnian roots, and was first seen by Schumacher's side at the 2022 Belgian Grand Prix.
She was recently snapped in the port of Palma wearing a black swimsuit.
The former Miss Denmark was letting her hair down and wearing a pair of sunglasses.
She also shared a snap of the swimsuit on Instagram, which delighted her 323k followers.
One commented: "Beauty."
A second wrote: "You are gorgeous."
A third posted: "So pretty."
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A fourth said: "Stunning girl."
Another added: "I am obsessed."
Laila was recently invited into Michael Schumacher's inner circle after being given a vote of confidence by the family.
Reports claim that she will be able to see the F1 legend as she gave a good impression on the whole family.
The decision was made before the tenth anniversary of the tragic ski crash that left Michael in a coma for 250 days.
Since 2013, Michael's wife Corinna has been creating a private world around him as he continues his recovery - including forming a tight knit group of people allowed to see the great man and those who can't.
Schumacher has regular meetings with his former teammate Luca Badoer and manager Sabine Kehm - who is arguably the closest non-family member to Michael both before and after his accident.
Ex-Ferrari driver Felipe Massa, 42, is regarded by the Schumacher family as "Michael's younger brother" and was allowed to see his old pal, but gave little information on Schuey's condition.
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Another member of the so called inner circle is former Ferrari chief Jean Todt who has been close to Michael for over 30 years.
The pair reportedly watch F1 races together but Todt has admitted the F1 legend "is no longer the Michael we knew" before the accident.