Gabrielle Epstein looked like every man’s fantasy as she cooked up breakfast in a flesh-flashing swimsuit on Thursday.
The Aussie model, 27, left almost nothing to the imagination in the daring one-piece, which featured a perilously high-cut design and a gaping cut-out across the chest.
The barely there ensemble drew attention to Gabrielle’s toned legs and ample assets as she struck a series of sultry poses in her kitchen.
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‘This is insane’: Australian model Gabrielle Epstein left almost nothing to the imagination in an outrageously high-cut swimsuit while cooking up breakfast on Thursday
The OnlyFans superstar was seen cooking eggs on the stove while showing off her best angles in a gallery of risqué Instagram snaps.
Gabrielle’s leopard-print swimsuit struggled to contain her tantalising curves, and she appeared to be one sudden move from a wardrobe malfunction.
‘Breakfast in @prettylittlething,’ she captioned the photos.
Her fans were bowled over by the jaw-dropping pictures, with one commenting: ‘This is insane.’
Every man’s fantasy: The barely there ensemble drew attention to Gabrielle’s toned legs and ample assets as she struck a series of sultry poses in her kitchen
Daring display: The OnlyFans superstar was seen cooking eggs on the stove while showing off her best angles in a gallery of risqué Instagram snaps
So hot: Her fans were bowled over by the jaw-dropping pictures, with one commenting: ‘This is insane.’ Another follower wrote: ‘WOW body goals forever’
‘I’m sweaty,’ another added, while a third wrote: ‘WOW body goals forever.’
With legions of paying subscribers behind her on OnlyFans, Gabrielle has no time for anonymous trolls on Instagram.
On Wednesday, the LA-based stunner clapped back at a hater who left a nasty comment on her latest lingerie photo.
Not having it: Gabrielle clapped back at a hater on Wednesday after they left a nasty comment below her latest lingerie photo
The photo in question showed Gabrielle flaunting her jaw-dropping figure in a lacy red bustier with matching knickers.
She accessorised with a kinky fabric collar and evening gloves.
While most of her followers left gushing comments praising how good she looked, one attention-seeking troll wrote: ‘Who cares?’
Unkind: While most of her followers left gushing comments praising how good she looked, one attention-seeking troll wrote: ‘Who cares?’ The blonde bombshell swiftly replied: ‘Clearly you because you took the time to comment. Just scroll on, buddy’
The blonde bombshell swiftly replied: ‘Clearly you because you took the time to comment. Just scroll on, buddy.’
Gabrielle was censored by Instagram last week for posting a nude photo that violated the website’s rules on ‘sexual solicitation’.
She shared a screenshot of the automated alert she’d received from Instagram telling her the photo had been removed.
Censored: Gabrielle was last week accused of ‘sexual solicitation’ after posting a nude photo
Instagram broadly defines ‘adult sexual solicitation’ as any content that allows users to ‘facilitate, encourage or coordinate sexual activity’.
This includes pornography, ‘erotic messages’, offering or asking for sex or nude images, use of ‘sexualised slang’ and ‘language that describes sex or arousal’.
She laughed off the slap on the wrist by writing ‘LOL’ next to the screenshot.
Alert: She shared this screenshot of the automated alert she’d received from Instagram telling her the photo had been removed. Instagram broadly defines ‘adult sexual solicitation’ as any content that allows users to ‘facilitate, encourage or coordinate sexual activity’
The socialite’s ‘less is more’ approach to fashion often gets her in trouble with Instagram’s anti-nudity police.
In November, she fired back at critics who said her photos were ‘too explicit’.
Speaking to Maxim, Gabrielle called out the ‘toxic double standard’ between how men and women are treated differently on Instagram.
Drenched: Gabrielle isn’t exactly known for her subtlety when it comes to fashion
‘There are plenty of photos of men without their shirts on showing their nipples but the fact that mine can be covered and a photo still gets removed creates a very toxic double standard,’ she said.
‘We are all human, we are all born with bodies and we should not be taught to be ashamed of how they look in a natural state.’
She said she’d turned to OnlyFans to get around Instagram’s censorship.
Defiant: In November, Gabrielle fired back at critics who said her photos were ‘too explicit’
‘I also feel like I can be more of myself on OnlyFans,’ she explained.
‘To me showing my body isn’t about me being objectified; it’s about me feeling confident, powerful and beautiful in my own skin.’
Prior to finding fame as an adult model, Gabrielle was a competitive swimmer and ambassador for fitness brands.
Double standards: ‘There are plenty of photos of men without their shirts on showing their nipples but the fact that mine can be covered and a photo still gets removed creates a very toxic double standard,’ she told Maxim
