Lisa Rinna's wild daughter Amelia Hamlin posts NUDE selfie that exposes her bikini bottom tan lines
Budding supermodel Amelia Gray Hamlin posed nude for a photo shared to social media on Wednesday.
The Vogue model had not a shred of clothing on as she took a mirror selfie in a bathroom.
The catwalk cutie was clever with her camera as she turned away from the mirror with only her bare back and butt showing. Her bikini brief tan lines could be seen.
Her dark hair was worn up in a clip as she had makeup on and several earrings.
The daring post was made on her Insta Stories as she did not muzz or blur any part of her slender and toned body.
The 23-year-old cover girl is the daughter of Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin.
She was also seen in a bikini when in the Caymans in the Caribbean with her mom Lisa and sister Delilah.
The family seemed to be having a great time at a beachside resort as they dined al fresco and sunbathed.
Amelia also posted that she wished she were still on the vacation as her holiday seems to have already ended.
Amelia, who began her modelling career in 2017, has walked for high-end brands including Saint Laurent, Chanel, Balenciaga, Moncler, Givenchy, Versace, and Vivienne Westwood.
In November, she also starred in Michael Kors' holiday campaign with her sister Delilah Belle Hamlin.
Amelia has maintained a close relationship with her parents as she embarked on her own rise to fame, with them even contributing to her wardrobe.
She previously admitted to stealing items from mum Lisa Rinna and dad Harry Hamlin's wardrobes, including designer garments.
In this image she was again in a bathroom but had a bikini on
She told People in May: 'I steal (but put back) a bunch of my dad's Calvin Klein white T-shirts and his Nike socks sometimes.
He also has really comfy flannel pieces.'
'From my mom, I mostly take the tighter, chicer things.
'I've definitely stolen my fair share of Versace.'
Amelia takes anything she 'can get [her] hands on' when it comes to the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star's clothes.
She said: 'I take whatever high-fashion things I can get my hands on from that woman's closet, that's for sure.'
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