Paloma Faith slammed for wearing 'offensive' bikini on Spain holiday

Paloma Faith has divided her fans by wearing an ‘offensive’ bikini on a family holiday.

The ‘Only Love Can Hurt Like This’ singer shared a post on Instagram following her trip to the Spanish island of Mallorca.

Using a ‘single mum’ hashtag, Paloma revealed she took her two children away on her own, but it is ‘easier with others around’.

The 42-year-old shares two young daughters with Leyman Lahcine – with this Instagram caption seeming to confirm their split.

Paloma and Leyman dated for several years before marrying in 2017.

Starting off the post from her ‘single mum’ holiday with a gorgeous bikini snap, the actual design on her swimwear has upset some fans.

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A triangle bikini in a pretty baby pink shade, the top is emblazoned with ‘Father’ and ‘Son’, with ‘Holy Spirit’ across the tie-side bottoms. This is of course, a reference to the Holy Trinity.

The singer’s swim set seems to be the same as the Praying for Adidas piece modelled by Addison Rae last summer – which also upset a lot of fans.

The American TikTok star’s set was priced at £82.

However, just like Addison, Paloma’s wearing of the set in the sun is being criticised as offensive to Christians.

One fan wrote: “Man that’s blasphemous you lost my support.”

Another Christian said it’s ‘just too much’.

Others also noted: “Love you… Don’t love the word placement on your bikini, kinda tacky and disrespectful.”

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One even commented: “The wording on the bikini is not necessary and is provocative.”

But despite the odd slam that her bikini is offensive, other fans were absolutely loving it, writing: “That bikini is something else.”

One also put: “I love the bathing suit .... A woman's body is holy enough to create life ... Babies what is more blessed by God than that ... I see the bathing suit as a outward sign to respect a woman's body.”

Plenty wrote they ‘love the bikini’, calling Paloma ‘beautiful inside and out’.

Sharing lots of delicious-looking food snaps as well as even some photos from inside what appears to be a church, Paloma wrote a list of things she realised on her holiday.

This included the fact that she should ‘probably live in a place with a warmer climate’ as well as the fact that 'everything can wait’.

Paloma also wrote: “I love the company of my kids but it’s easier with others around, that I am blessed in a million ways and will always be grateful.”