Suki Waterhouse flashes her abs in a dazzling crystal chain top and red shorts as she shares racy snaps
Suki Waterhouse turned up the heat with her latest Instagram post on Wednesday.
The actress, 33, ditched her bra in a dazzling crystal chain top as she showed off her toned midriff, yet maintained her modesty with a nude crop top beneath.
She pair the look with red basketball shorts and boosted her height with small black heels.
Accessorizing with chic black sunglasses, Suki wowed as she posed up a storm on a balcony.
Alongside the racy snaps, she plugged her latest album: 'What's your fave on the deluxe?'
Last week, Suki released a new Deluxe version of her 2024 album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin.
The deluxe version is packed with lots of new materials, including the new single The Bellboy (One Last Crush). The track can be found on Suki's YouTube channel.
It comes just weeks after Suki posed topless in very X-rated mirror selfies as she shared throwback photos on Instagram.
The singer confidently showed off her enviable figure in the raunchy photos, that she took during 2015 to 2017.
In one snap, Suki covered her breasts with her long blonde locks before posing underwear-less in a bathroom for another photo.
She captioned the post: 'the pics i sent to bellboys between 2015-2017 from my iphone 6'.
The singer welcomed her daughter - whose name has not been revealed - with her Twilight heartthrob fiancé Robert Pattinson in March 2024.
Robert made a rare remark about fatherhood while promoting his new horror comedy Die, My Love at the Cannes Film Festival.
'I think, in the most unexpected ways, having a baby gives you the biggest trove of energy and inspiration afterward. It's a different kind of energy,' he told reporters.
It follows rumours they got 'married' while holidaying in the Caribbean earlier this year.
The singer and the Twilight actor reportedly tied the knot during an intimate ceremony with their closest loved ones, including their daughter.
Although it is still unverified if the longtime couple, who first began dating in July 2018 after meeting at a star-studded house party, walked down the aisle, a tipster recently told Deuxmoi, an Instagram account that publishes celebrity gossip, they did.
'Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse got married at NYE at the Caribbean resort I work at!!!' the source, who claimed to be a waitress, told the outlet.
'They were so cute and sweet, their baby was there in a gorgeous little bridesmaids dress.'
The insider added that 'their family was there as well' and it was 'such a cute wedding'.
They also claimed both the bride and groom were 'so nice' to everyone.
DailyMail.com reached out to their representatives at the time.
In December 2023, a source confirmed to People that the pair were engaged and 'both want to be married'.
'It's important for them,' a source told the outlet, at the time.
In July 2024, Suki spoke about her and Robert's romance to British Vogue as she recalled how her past failed relationships led her 'to a love that is really pure'.
'I think Rob's quite funny, I light up when I'm around him,' she explained, before noting that living in LA 'definitely became a lot more fun' after they met.
As for if the indie pop star was surprised to find out she was expecting? Suki said: 'No, we really planned it. One day we looked at each other and said, "Well, this is as ready as we're going to be."'
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