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Published 13:42 04 Aug 2026 GMT
Model and actress Emily Ratajkowski has left fans stunned with her latest Instagram gallery post.
The mom-of-one has never been shy in baring all for the camera, and her newest batch of photos is no different.
While she dons a bikini and beachwear, leaving little to the imagination across the snaps, there is one where she is seen wearing nothing at all.
The 35-year-old posed for her naked swim, even sharing a video twerking in a bikini while on a trip to Greece with some friends.
Many took to the comments to share what they thought of her racy snap, where she can be seen using a wine glass to cover up.
While other snaps showed the We Are Your Friends star in thong bikini bottoms and a simple black top as she danced on a boat in the Mediterranean Sea, her supporters praised the post.
One wrote: “There is no summer without your summer posts,” with another adding: “I love vacation Emily.”
A third described her as "my favorite f***ing woman," as another wrote: "Live your best life girl!"
Several accounts commented a number of heart-eyed emojis too, clearly admiring the holiday snaps.
Ratajkowski, who shot to worldwide fame after featuring in Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' music video while nude, has remained in the spotlight ever since.
She accumulates millions of likes across her snaps, even building up a following of 27.7 million on Instagram.
Posing for New York Magazine in June, the model held a baby doll and pretended to breastfeed it in photos, while showing off her figure.
She also wrote an essay about sex and dating as a single mother as part of the spread, and took to Instagram to share snaps from the shoot.
As part of the piece, she explained how she found dating following her divorce.
Reflecting on her dating life as a single mom in an essay for The Cut, Ratajkowski said that she established two non-negotiable rules.
"I had rules: Never miss bedtime and basically no sleepovers. These were natural and easy to abide by," she said.
The model explained that no matter how late her evenings ran, she always made sure she was home for her son.
"After any one of our evenings spent together, feeling the beat of an encroaching hangover-induced migraine and knowing that my son would be awake early, hungry, and with a diaper to change, I would silently dress and slither out of Elder Millennial's front door," she wrote, referring to someone she had been dating.
"There was nowhere I’d rather be than when I woke up with my toddler, so no matter the number of martinis, I’d be fully dressed and out the door to relieve the sitter and be ready for my son’s 6AM 'Maamaaaa!'" she admitted.
She added that the man she was seeing often praised her commitment to motherhood: "Witnessing this, he'd tell me he thought I was a good mother. 'Single moms, man! Y'all are ah-mazing. Women are ah-mazing.'"