Ex-NRL WAG Arabella Del Busso sets pulses racing as she poses in raunchy lingerie – after pleading guilty to $35,000 theft

She recently pleaded guilty to stealing thousands of dollars from her former employer.

But former NRL WAG Arabella Del Busso, 33, shrugged off her legal troubles on Tuesday when she stripped off for a vulgar lingerie photo shoot.

Posting to Instagram, the reality TV star and competitive boxer sizzled as she posed in a barely-there white bra and matching sheer cutouts with a G-string.

Arabella let her long raven hair fall loosely past her shoulders and completed her look with dramatic makeup, including false eyelashes and dark pink blush.

“I’m everything you want but can’t have,” she captioned the post alongside a queen emoji.

It comes after Arabella made a last-minute admission of stealing thousands of dollars from her ex-employer, despite appearing in court to fight the charges in October.

Arabella was convicted of not stealing the large sum when she failed to appear earlier this year and successfully applied to have the convictions quashed.

She pleaded not guilty and was due to appear at Sutherland Local Court for a one-day hearing.

It comes after Arabella made a last-minute admission of stealing thousands of dollars from her ex-employer, while appearing in court to fight the charges in October.

But Arabella was a no-show, with her lawyer Andrew Stewart telling the court she had suffered a concussion as a result of a boxing incident and had instead entered a guilty plea.

The former girlfriend of NRL star Josh Reynolds pleaded guilty to one charge of stealing $35,785 from her employer, Rheumatology Specialist Care at Kogarah, while working as a receptionist between September 2019 and February 2020.

A further charge of theft of $16,565 from the company’s Randwick operations will be taken into account at sentencing.

The former girlfriend of NRL star Josh Reynolds pleaded guilty to one charge of stealing $35,785 from her employer, Rheumatology Specialist Care at Kogarah, while working as a receptionist between September 2019 and February 2020.

In a fact sheet tendered to the court, police say Arabella told customers several times between September 2019 and February 2020 that the eftpos machine was not working and asked them to pay in cash.

On one occasion she sent 18 messages to patients’ mobile numbers saying: ‘Appointment with Dr Joshua today 6/2, unfortunately our EFTPOS facilities are out of order so it will be a cash transaction today of $170, sorry for the inconvenience .’

She was the only receptionist working at the Randwick company at the time, and logs showed the eftpos was being used by other customers.

In a fact sheet tendered to the court, police say Arabella told customers several times between September 2019 and February 2020 that the eftpos machine was not working and asked them to pay in cash.

The lingerie model then deposited $18,215 into her personal accounts.

Mr Stewart told Magistrate Jillian Kiely that his client had suffered ‘on and off concussions’.

He told the court he had been given written instructions to enter the pleas and asked for the case to be listed in 2024 so Del Busso could get a report from a psychiatrist.

At an earlier hearing, the court was told Del Busso could face years in prison.

Arabella had a turbulent relationship with NRL superstar Josh Reynolds, which ended when it was revealed she was faking a pregnancy

Ms Kiely ordered that she be present in person at the next court hearing.

Arabella returns to court in January.

Arabella previously had a high-profile and rocky relationship with Reynolds, which disappeared when it was revealed she had faked a pregnancy.

She admitted the fake pregnancy when she appeared on reality show SAS Australia just months after being fired from Rheumatology Specialist Care.

Arabella continued her career as a lingerie model and has since become a famous boxer.