BACK To Black and Industry star Marisa Abela looked incredible as she kicked off her boozy hen do in Malta.
The actress, who played Amy Winehouse in the 2024 biopic, is set to marry fiance Jamie Bogyo.
Marisa, 28, slipped into a bikini with her group of friends on a yacht, before having a swim in the sea.
They also partied the night away at a music festival on the island.
Marisa shared snaps of her looking glammed up on fancy meals out, wearing a gorgeous black maxi dress.
The TV star also dazzled in a cream tiered frock with embroidered detail while posing for a stunning sunset snap.
She captioned it: “Heart bursting. HEN DO OR DIE.”
Last month, Marisa revealed she was engaged to her boyfriend after he popped the question.
Biopic Back To Black charted Amy’s rise while living in Camden, North London , to becoming a global superstar.
And in a sweet nod to the singer Marisa ‘s partner, West End star Jamie, chose nearby Primrose Hill to get down on one knee.
He shared the moment on Instagram and wrote alongside his pictures: “She said she’ll think about it!” with Marisa replying: “A weeping mess.”
Marisa first found fame as posh and seductive investment banker Yasmin in sex-fuelled BBC drama Industry .
She went on to be cast in the Sam Taylor-Johnson-directed movie Back To Black last year.
But the film, also featuring Skins star Jack O’Connell as Amy’s ex -husband Blake Fielder-Civil , was hit by backlash from fans who branded it “evil and morally wrong.”
It drew criticism for “ghoulish” depictions of Amy’s drink and drug addiction leading up to her death in 2011 at the age of 27.
Before finding fame Marisa was set on becoming a human rights lawyer, and accepted a place at University College London to study history.
But she turned it down in favour of a spot at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art down the road, due to her family being in the entertainment industry.
Her mum is actress Caroline Gruber and her dad, Angelo Abela , a movie director and producer.
Speaking to Air Mail , she said: “I think I rebelled against it because I could see it took a lot of gumption . . . and it scared me quite a bit.”
She found her big break in 2019 as Yasmin in Industry, a series about young finance graduates in a cut-throat world following the 2008 banking crash.
She said about winning the role: “Basically, everyone in their final year of drama school was auditioning for these parts.
“Because the whole premise was ‘We need these unknowns from London, and they actually should be 22-year-olds.”
