Stunning TV presenter FLASHES BOOBS in raunchy snaps at famous Scots landmarks

A RAUNCHY newsreader embarked on a racy Scottish road trip – and stripped off at famous landmarks.

Eila Adams, 34, jetted in from Canada and visited the usual tourist hotspots, including Edinburgh Castle and Ben Nevis.

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But unlike other visitors she flashed her assets whenever she got the chance for a video diary she posted online.

She was so bowled over by the bargains in Poundland that she even stripped off in the aisles of the discount store.

Posing next to cut price packs of Pringles and Doritos, Eila said: “Party in Poundland.” 

A pal dubbed her the “Queen of International Flashing.”

Eila, from Toronto, is an anchor on the x-rated Naked News programme.

She’s on a tour of the UK and after stopping in England and Wales made her way north to Scotland.

Her first stop was the Royal Mile where she shamelessly stripped off outside St Giles’ Cathedral to the sound of bagpipes and filmed it.

One Twitter follower joked: “You shouldn’t be flashing in front of  the kirk.”

After that she stopped for some more exposure at one of Scotland’s most popular tourist hotspots.

Eila said: “Check out the cannons at Edinburgh Castle.”

Then she headed north and couldn’t resist showing her assets off in a layby in the Highlands as well as in her motor.

She said: “Road tripping through the Scottish Highlands today. Which view do you like better?”

Next on the tour was the UK’s highest peak, and she made sure she posed at the bottom.

Once she made it to the top the mist and the crowds of other tourists didn’t stop her showing off her boobs once again.

Eila said: “Wooooh. Made it to the top. 4,411 feet to Ben Nevis Summit in 3 hours. Had to get my t**s out to celebrate.”

Her Scots holiday appeared to come to an end in Oban after she posted another x-rated snap from her digs.

Eila’s fans were delighted by the pictures. 

After her stop at the castle, John Cooper said: “That’s what I call a pair of cannons.”

While another follower added: “Scotland never looked so good.”

A fan said: “What a beautiful view of the peaks and valleys.”