Demi Rose pulled out all the stops for her 28th birthday on Monday as she threw a lavish party in Ibiza.

The model gave fans a glimpse into her celebrations as she documented the day on Instagram, sharing videos of the entertainment.

She described her birthday as her ‘earth day’, with the theme of her party being ‘heavenly.’

Ensuring she was dressed to impress for the occasion, Demi poured her hourglᴀss curves into a busty gold gown with a form-fitting bodice adorned with floral detailing.

The garment featured twig-like detailing on the hips and flared out into a chainmail skirt with a fishtail hem.

She completed the look with an oversized halo-style crown that sat atop her glossy tousled locks.

Later in the day she modelled another look, changing into a silver gown with sheer panels and another ornate headpiece.

No expense was spared for the celebration, with Demi laying on an extravagant feast for an al fresco lunch on a table adorned with flowers.

For a sweet post-dinner treat she tucked into a raw cacao and raspberry cake.

Guests were entertained by performers playing the steel drums and wooden flute while later in the day a flamenco dancer put on a show.

The party continued until the early hours, with a fire eater coming out at night.

Documenting the day on Instagram, Demi penned: ’28 Happy Earth day to me!

‘I had the most heavenly day. I am so grateful for the person I have became, for all the love and support in my life. ✨’

Demi previously reflected on her tough bringing in a series of candid statements.

In 2020, Demi revealed in a tearful video that she had dealt ‘with abuse as a child’ but clarified in a later post that it had been ‘parental abuse’ that she suffered.

During an Instagram Q&A last year she was asked by a fan ‘Growing up was it hard to be Demi Rose?’

She responded: ‘Growing up it was very hard getting bullied in school, having parental abuse, and then at the age of 17 becoming a full-time carer for my mother who had a heart attack, which caused a stroke and she became disabled, wheelchair bound.

‘She was disabled for seven years and then both of my parents then pᴀssed away four years ago.

‘I get misjudged a lot but honestly those who meet me say I’m the nicest and that warms my heart.

‘I’m grateful for all the bad because it made me who I am I now have so much empathy for going through what I have.’

Demi suffered heartache after her dad Barrie pᴀssed away aged 80 in 2018, before her mother Christine sadly died just seven months later.

In another post she was asked if she missed her ‘normal life’ before finding fame, to which she responded ‘My childhood wasn’t glamorous. I hated it. There are definitely things I miss in life but as life progressed I love where it’s going.’

Back in 2020, Demi shared a series of statements on her Instagram Story where she emotionally revealed that she was abused as a child, bullied at school and hurt in relationships.

She penned: ‘I feel it’s important to feel your emotions, understand them, let them out and experience them.

‘I like to think that whatever that may happen to me has happened for a reason. That I’m a vessel. So I can inspire and help those who have struggled too.

‘I haven’t opened up too much about my struggles because I have always still been dealing with them. I wanted to get to a strong place first to talk on them.’

Demi explained: ‘From dealing with abuse as a child, to going through bullying at school, getting hurt by relationships that you never thought you would of and dealing with major grief, losing two people I loved the most.

‘To this day, I’m still trying to let all of that go but I’m acknowledging that all of that shaped me into who I am today.’

Demi concluded her statements with: ‘So here’s to picking yourself up, having faith in all that’s to come, remembering your core and your divine essence.

‘Before life happened we were innocent babies in a hopeful world. We knew no stress and we knew no hurt. We only knew love.’