Ex-Premier League WAG named ‘world’s most lovely girl’ dazzles in tiny costume
The former wife of a Premier League icon dubbed the ‘world’s most beautiful woman’ dazzled in a tiny dress that sent her fans’ pulses racing
Viktoria Varga stunned in a tiny black dress(Image: @vikyvarga/Instagram)
Former Premier League WAG Viktoria Varga sent pulses racing after showing off her daring tiny dress.
The Hungarian model, who has been dubbed the ‘world’s most beautiful woman’, was married to former Southampton striker and Italy goal machine Graziano Pelle. While their relationship broke down when they separated and got divorced, Viktoria is showing that she’s still thriving.
Viktoria, 44, flaunted her jaw-dropping body as she posed in a tight black dress and glitzy silver heels in front of a full length mirror. She partnered the outfit with makeup and small earrings, and also smiled and paraded her long legs while sat on a red velvet chair and clutching a small bag.
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Adding the snaps to her 624k followers on Instagram, Viktoria posted the caption: “dressed for princess treatment”.
Her fans comprehensively agreed with her words as one user replied: “You’re literally a princess, Viky. What a beauty”. While a second added: “You are ALWAYS a Princess, Viki, really!!”
Viktoria is also no stranger to stripping off with her regularly leaving her fans hot under the collar by modelling in lingerie.
Football fans will be feeling sorry for her former Italy international partner after Viktoria split from Pelle in December 2024, just two years after tying the knot in a beautiful ceremony in Puglia, and 12 years together.
During his career, the Italian’s relationship with the Hungarian model and entrepreneur made as many headlines as his exploits in front of goal.
Pelle starred for Southampton in the Premier League between 2014 and 2016 with his chiselled looks and an eye for a spectacular goal, seeing him fondly remembered by Saints and top-flight fans respectively.
He scored 30 goals for the Saints after arriving from a goal-laden spell at Feyenoord in the Eredivisie. However, Pelle left the Premier League for the riches of the Chinese Super League, joining Shandong Luneng.
Since hanging up his boots in 2021 at Parma, Pelle has been out of the public eye. That was until he reappeared during a legends match between Celtic and his former club Feyenoord last year, where he gave an update on his life away from the spotlight.
“I live in Dubai and also do some work for Lecce, my club in Italy,” Pelle told AD . “I haven’t been back here (Feyenoord) very often. Just once. It’s very special to be here. When they asked me, I came right away.
“They love me here, but I also love them forever. We didn’t always win then. And me and the club love to win. In that respect, it was not always good. But the warmth of the people makes up for a lot.”
