They only just got back from the Emirates 10 days ago. However, Danielle Lloyd and Michael O'Neill have already jetted off again after the electrician treated the model to a Caribbean holiday as an early birthday treat.
Michael, 29, whisked his girlfriend off to Barbados on Thursday ahead of her 32nd birthday next week.
Upon arrival at the island's Grantley Adams International airport, the pair couldn't keep their hands off each other as they piled on the PDA while waiting for their ride to their hotel.
The couple, who have been dating since September, were both wearing comfortable tracksuits for their long-haul flight from the UK.
Standing outside the terminal by their designer luggage, the pair kissed and cuddled, with Michael enjoying a cheeky squeeze of her bottom.
Posting a photo of the pair in the airport on her Instagram page, Danielle gushed: 'Love this one ❤️ best birthday surprise ever.'
In just four months of dating, the couple have already been abroad together three times.
They enjoyed their first break together in Paris in late September, followed by a week in Dubai and Abu Dhabi for the Grand Prix at the end of November.
Of course, Danielle is a regular visitor to Dubai and flew there several times in the spring and summer during her four-month long-distance romance with UAE-based property developer Tom Jimson.
Danielle and Michael got together just weeks after she split from Tom in July and it wasn't long before she introduced him to her three young sons.
The Liverpudlian is mother to Archie, five; Harry, four; and George, two; from her two and a half year marriage to footballer Jamie O'Hara.
The former Miss England and Jamie split in September 2014 amidst speculation the footballer had cheated on her.
In a recent interview with Fabulous magazine, Danielle spoke about her relationship with her sons' father now: 'I forgive Jamie for what’s he’s done, but I’ll never be able to forget it.
'At the end of the day, Jamie is still the kids’ dad, and I don’t really want to say anything bad about him that they could read in the future and say: "Ah, Mum, why did you say that about me dad?"'
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