Bar Rafaeli displays her endless pins in a sparkling mini dress as she rehearses for the Eurovision Final in Israel
Bar Rafaeli had her jaw-dropping pins on display on Friday, as she took to the stage to rehearse for the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest.
The Israeli supermodel, 33, put on a leggy display in a sequinned mini dress as she prepares to host the star-studded final.
It came as the 25 finalists were also seen rehearsing before they take to the stage of the Expo Tel Aviv, with Michael Rice set to represent the United Kingdom.
Gorgeous: Bar Rafaeli, 33, had her jaw-dropping pins on display on Friday, as she took to the stage to rehearse for the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest
Bar looked incredible in the revealing sequinned dress that showcased every inch of her endless pins.
The ex-girlfriend of Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio slowly tried to manoeuvre herself off the stage, after rehearsing with last year's winner Netto.
Bar has already hosted the Eurovision semi-finals throughout the week, and will take to the stage on Saturday to co-present the Grand Final.
Sensational: The Israeli supermodel put on a leggy display in a sequinned mini dress as she prepares to host the star-studded final
Superstar: Bar is set to co-host the Grand Final, which will see 25 acts battle it out for the top prize, with close to 200 million set to perform
Pretty: The fashion star displayed her amazing figure in the sparkling ensemble, as she practised with last year's winner Netto
Exciting: It is expected that up to 200 million people could watch the final worldwide. This year it will be broadcast live from Tel Aviv
Quirky: Netto was sporting a typically eye-catching ensemble as she dressed in a canary yellow furry dress to rehearse with Bar
Fun-filled: Bar's look is expected to one of just a few she'll wear when she takes to the stage for the much-anticipated performance
Exciting: This year's Eurovision Final is already set to be a star-studded affair, as it was finally confirmed on Thursday that Madonna would be performing
After Thursday's Semi-Final, Bar also took the Instagram to share a slew of snaps from the evening, which sadly saw Ireland eliminated along with eight other countries.
The beautiful star flaunting her figure in a semi-sheer black dress embroidered with roses, as well as a pretty net tutu.
Bar pulled her blonde tresses into a sleek high bun, as she playfully danced up a storm in the snaps.
Fun night: After Thursday's Semi-Final, Bar also took the Instagram to share a slew of snaps from the evening, which sadly saw Ireland eliminated along with eight other countries
Flawless: The beautiful star looked sensational in a semi-sheer black dress embroidered with red roses
Fun: The princess-style skirt perfectly accentuated her endless pins as Bar danced up a storm before taking to the stage
It's here! Bar was also seen hosting the semi-final alongside Erez Tal (right) and Assi Azar (left)
This year's Eurovision Final is already set to be a star-studded affair, as it was finally confirmed on Thursday that Madonna would be performing.
The music icon will perform her new single Future with US Rapper Quavo, as well as a rendition of Like A Prayer with a 35-strong choir, marking 30 years since the release of the 1989 hit.
Jon Ola Sand, executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest, said: 'We are pleased to finally confirm that the incomparable music icon Madonna will join us at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
'Performing live during the biggest entertainment show in the world will be a special moment for everyone – not least the fans.
'The talent on display in the competition this year is phenomenal and I'm sure the artists will further be inspired by her incredible performance and staging,' he said, calling it 'an evening to remember.'
Hopeful: Zena will perform her single Like It as a representative for Belarus
Exciting: Victor Crone from Estonia was also seen practising his single Storm
Showgirl: Bilal Hassani will perform to represent France - one of five countries who automatically qualift for the final
Our guy! Michael Rich will be representing the United Kingdom, after winning the competition You Decide with his single Bigger Than Us
Teamwork: KEiiNO will be representing Norway with Spirit In The Sky after making it through the second semi-final
Determined: Kobi Marimi will be hoping to retain the title for Israel with his song Home
The fact that Eurovision would be taking place in Israel has alone caused controversy, as critics have claimed performers would be supporting the country's policies towards Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza
But Madonna defiantly said she would still take to the stage, and that the show does not mean she is promoting the country's political views.
The songstress told Reuters: 'I'll never stop playing music to suit someone's political agenda nor will I stop speaking out against violations of human rights wherever in the world they may be.
'My heart breaks every time I hear about the innocent lives that are lost in this region and the violence that is so often perpetuated to suit the political goals of people who benefit from this ancient conflict.
'I hope and pray that we will soon break free from this terrible cycle of destruction and create a new path towards peace.'
Unusual: Australia's Kate Miller-Heidke sent fans into a frenzy with her mystical performance on stilts which she will hope to do again in the final
Jump around! Luca Haenni of Switzerland couldn't contain his energy as he rehearsed his song She Got Me
Leggy: Tamta will be competing as representative for Cyprus, and looks set to wow with an incredibly leggy ensemble
Energetic: Michela will take to the stage first in Saturday's final, as Malta's representative with her song Chameleon
As well as Madonna, last year's winner Netto will also take to the stage, as well as 2014 winner Conchinta Wurst.
Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot will also make an appearance at the final, but it is unclear what shape her performance will take.
Michael Rice will be taking to the stage to represent the United Kingdom - one of five countries who automatically qualify for the final.
The British performer was chosen to represent the country after winning Eurovision: You Decide earlier this year.
They're back! Last year's winner Netto, and 1998 winner and Israeli icon Dana International could also be seen practising for their performance
Vocal talent: Jonida Maliqi will be representing Albani, in one of only six songs that will not be performed in English
Superstar: Lake Malawi will perform his single Friend Of A Friend as a representative of the Czech Republic
During the live show, Michael performed his epic ballad Bigger Than Us as he battled against five other hopefuls.
However this year the format was changed, with a committee of industry experts choosing the six acts, with a pair each singing the same song.
It was then down to judges Rylan Clark-Neal, Mollie King and Marvin Humes to decide which acts would make it to the final three, with the viewers deciding who won.
Girls united: S!sters will be making their debut on the stage on Saturday, as Germany also automatically made it through to the final
Soaking wet: Sergey Lazarev will deliver an emotional ballad, as he hopes to bring the trophy home for Russia
Unusual: Katerine Duska will be hoping to wow the panel of experts and watching viewerswith another eclectic ensemble
Flawless: Nevena Bozovic will be taking to the stage to represent Serbia, after being voted through the first semi-final
Euphoric: John Lundvik wowed viewers with his incredible vocals in the semi-finals, as is currently ranked as one of the favourites to win
Michael was then announced as this year's UK representative for Eurovision, and the former busker was overwhelmed with emotion following the win.
Speaking to hosts Mel Giedroyc and Eurovision 2015 winner Mans Zelmerlow, he said: 'I've watched Eurovision most of my life, growing up.'
Mel Balac, Executive Producer also said: 'This has been such an exciting year for Eurovision: You Decide with new format changes that we hope have really made the competition and programme more geared to find the perfect song.
'We've had some incredible performances tonight by everyone and everyone's own individual take on the songs – well done to everyone! We are delighted for Michael and are proud to take Bigger Than Us to the Eurovision Song Contest Final in May.'
Michael first rose to attention after competing on The X Factor in 2014, but was sadly eliminated following the Bootcamp stage.
The Eurovision Song Contest Final begins on Saturday 18th May at 8pm on BBC One.
On soon: The Eurovision Song Contest Final begins on Saturday 18th May at 8pm on BBC One
