World's sexiest ice hockey star Mikayla Demaiter sizzles in skimpy outfit as fans hail ‘heaven on Earth'
Mikayla, 23, has been dubbed the "world's sexiest ice hockey star" thanks to all the glam snaps she shares on a regular basis.
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This time the former ice hockey player left her followers in awe with a tiny and colourful ensemble.
Mikayla issued the following caption on Instagram: "Life always seems like a picnic when I'm around."
And the goaltender's fans were left gobsmacked as they stormed the comments' section and left over 51,000 likes.
One fan posted: "It's really Heaven on Earth."
Another commented: "Omg yes Mika, sooo perfect."
A third wrote: "Beautiful."
This fan said: "Wow, gorgeous."
And that one gushed: "Just Fkn Flawless."
Mikayla started her career as a hockey player as she played as a goaltender for the Bluewater Hawks in Canada's Women's Hockey League.
But the Canadian's career was cut short aged just 19 when she required surgery for a knee injury.
Mikayla Demaiter does her best Pamela Anderson with slow-mo bikini run on beach
That saw Mikayla leave the game to become a full-time model, allowing her to amass over 3.1million followers.
A GLIMPSE INSIDE THE GLAMOROUS LIFE OF MIKAYLA DEMAITER...
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