Emily Ratajkowski risks wardrobe malfunction in skimpy swimsuit as ex Pete Davidson announces baby news
The actress, who only last week was promoting her new Netflix show, Too Much, in New York City appeared to be enjoying a working vacation on the 'adriaticc.'
The model, 34, wasn't shy about showing her body in a black one-piece thong swimsuit with a plunging neckline and while staying at a luxury villa.
In one image, she bared her nearly-bare bottom as she walked toward a pool.
Her fans went wild over the images as well as fellow model Irina Shayk, who responded with fire and heart emojis to the pictorial.
Influencer Cindy Kimberly told the icon she 'invented being hot on Instagram.'
The divorced mom of one, shares her son Sylvester, four, with ex-husband Sebastian Bear-McClard.
She is reportedly on good terms with ex Pete Davidson, 31, who recently revealed he and girlfriend Elsie Hewitt were expecting their first child together.
After being turned down for a role in the dark comedy Triangle of Sadness, Ratajkowski fired her team and swore off acting for good.
However, she was persuaded to change her mind when the offer to work with Girls creator and star Lena Dunham on the new series Too Much.
She plays an influencer who is being 'followed' by her boyfriend's ex, played by star Megan Stalter.
In an interview on Today, she revealed her longtime friend Dunham had written the part of Wendy with her in mind, and welcomed her input about how to introduce her to the audience.
'If you live in New York and you know downtown New York or you know Brooklyn, you probably know somebody a little bit like Wendy Jones,' she explained to Jenna Bush Hager and Willie Geist.
'She's a knitwear influencer... she's making little mini-skirts and stuff, 'she said. 'I also like the idea that maybe she was easy to hate, but then, of course, there's a payoff at the end... no spoilers.'
The model, 34, wasn't shy about showing her body in a black one-piece thong swimsuit with a plunging neckline and while staying at a luxury villa
And even though she makes her living attracting the male gaze, the runway regular said she is working to 'decenter' men from her personal life.
'I think as I've gotten older, I've started really valuing community with other women particularly and that's definitely a priority for me.' she said.
'I think it's one of the best parts about living in New York, I get to meet so many amazing women and queer people. Yeah, I really value community these days.'
Too Much debuted on Netflix July 10.
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