World's sexiest swimmer Andreea Dragoi turns heads in skimpy bikini as she's called a ‘dream' by fans
STUNNING influencer Andreea Dragoi has turned heads in a skimpy bikini for a shoot.
The former college star has been dubbed the world's sexiest swimmer by fans.
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She regularly keeps social media updated with her busy life outside of the pool.
Since leaving San Jose State, she has become a leading model.
Andreea appears for some of the biggest brands in the world.
She is regularly seen on social media, flaunting her incredible figure in the latest swimwear.
But it was he latest snaps on Instagram that has had fans talking.
by the pool.
She was posing for clothing brand Origin Of Oceans in the latest shoot.
And the blonde beauty was described as a "dream" by her followers.
"So gorgeous!", said one.
Another added: "Baddie!!"
A third commented: "Amazing babe!"
A fourth replied: "Good lordddd."
And one said: "Pretty angel!"
Andreea is an elite swimmer, who performed at a D1 level.
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This low-key beauty got married to a superstar golfer in front of Stevie Wonder, Chris Martin and Niall Horan.
A former gymnast who has been her husband's rock for 14 years - he even pays tribute to her on his golf balls.
She is originally from Romania, but moved to the US for her studies.
The 22-year-old is now a regular on the catwalk around the country.
Last year, she was a golden girl as she posed in a barely-there bikini.
She was seen on a sun-lounger while down in Miami's South Beach, Florida.
Andreea now has more than 86,000 followers on Instagram.
The swimmer is a regular on the red carpet for brands.
And she has even competed in beauty pageants around the US.
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