Brooks Nader never fails to amaze fans with her enviable bikini collection.
Nader, 29, showed off her headline-worthy curves while rocking an itty-bitty bikini during a quick trip to Italy. In the snap, she sizzled in a black-and-white zebra print suit featuring triangle cups adorned with lace embellishments and a bow in the center of her chest. She styled the halter top with low-rise bottoms complete with thin-as-thread straps and the same lace detailing.
To make her look even hotter, Nader wore a matching zebra-print cover-up and oversized found sunglasses. She went makeup free in the snap and stunned with glowy skin. The Baywatch actress slicked her blonde hair back into a bun.
In another sizzling hot selfie, Nader showed off another angle of her look while sipping from a teacup. The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model let her cover-up fall off her shoulder while striking a pose.
This isn’t the first time Nader went viral for an Italian getaway. In August, she ditched her top while sailing through Sardinia in front of her dad, Breaux Nader, her mom, Holland Nader, and her sister Sarah Jane Nader. She was photographed wearing nothing but white crochet shorts, a diamond necklace and earrings.
After receiving many mixed reviews on the matter, Brooks laughed it off by jumping in the ocean fully clothed. She wore a knit Gucci dress featuring a halter neckline while making a splash. The Love Thy Nader star kept her heels on. “Are we happy now?” she captioned the pic.
Brooks later addressed the moment earlier this month, telling Entertainment Tonight that she had the “time of [her] life” during her getaway.
“I don’t care if I’m not from Europe. I’m from Louisiana. I grew up in an all-girl household. We’re always naked together as sisters,” she explained.
Brooks went on to say that her dad didn’t have an issue with her barring all, either. “My dad’s half blind, so he didn’t even notice,” she said. “He was like, ‘I don’t care.’”
She added, “He has selective hearing and selective seeing. I was just having the time of my life and really not thinking that anyone was documenting some of it, but we love it. It’s great.”
