Former Bachelor star shocks in extreme skimpy bikini
The 37-year-old influencer, who appeared on The Bachelor in 2016, took to Instagram to show off a bikini haul from swimwear brand Andi Bagus.
The Bali resident started her haul video with some more modest pieces for the beach, including a brown, cowboy-inspired sports bra and bike shorts.
Following a sunset tie-dye and blue bikini, she showed off her assets in a barely-there ice cream two-piece.
It featured nothing but string and three scraps of fabric shaped like ice-cream cones to preserve her modesty.
'This is not exactly practical for swimming, but my gosh, it is so cute,' she said as she modelled the set in her bedroom.
'It's very innocent and cute and sexy.'
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Morris spent part of last year living in Spain with her rumoured fiancé Jorge.
She has been spotted wearing what appears to be a glitzy engagement ring, but has never commented on speculation that they are bound for marriage.
Now, basing herself in Bali, she offers her time helping to save stray cats and dogs on the island.
Morris rose to internet fame on The Bachelor for Richie Strahan's season.
After leaving the show, she returned to screens in the spin-off series Bachelor in Paradise, but again, failed to find love. Is this considered beach appropiate? Credit: Supplied
In 2023, she won a pay cheque of $100,000 when she took out the crown on The Challenge.
Just weeks after the finale aired, she became the latest reality star at the time to join OnlyFans for a quick payday.
She invited followers to subscribe to her page for free, hoping to secure paid content sales once they were on board.
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