Charlotte McKinney leaves little to the imagination as she frolics on the beach in a tiny string bikini during LA sunbathing session
The heatwave may be cooling down in Los Angeles.
But Charlotte McKinney still sent temperatures soaring during a day at the beach on Thursday.
The blonde beauty, 27, was spotted frolicking on the beaches of Los Angeles in a tiny white bikini.
Making a splash! Charlotte McKinney sent temperatures soaring during a day at the beach in Los Angeles on Thursday
Charlotte was spotted walking down the shoreline in her itty bitty bikini top and sarong wrapped around her svelte waist.
The star gazed towards the ocean blue through her retro style sunglasses as her wavy blonde locks whipped with the wind.
After getting her feet wet, the star returned to her sunbathing set-up on the sand.
Charlotte ditched the sarong, putting her envy-inducing physique on full show.
Catching rays: McKinney kicked back on her blue towel listening to some tunes
Laying back down on the towel with her earbuds in, Charlotte looked ready to kick back for the afternoon.
The star was the picture of relaxation as she lounged back on her blue towel with a stylish wide-brim hat for sun protection.
Charlotte catapulted to stardom after appearing in a cheeky Super Bowl commercial for Carl's Jr.'s All Natural Burger.
Life's a beach: The star looked ready for a day of relaxation
Safety first: She wore a wide-brim straw hat for sun protection
In recent years, Charlotte has been transitioning from her career as an Instagram influencer to an actress.
Nowadays, she has been pursuing a film career, with the likes of the Baywatch and Flatliners remakes under her belt.
Late last month, Charlotte opened up with Gotham about how Instagram stardom has changed since her days as one of the first people to get famous on the platform.
Making waves: Charlotte dipped her toes in the cool Pacific waves
'I grew up right when Instagram started, and I just used it to post modeling pictures. And now everyone wants to see everything,' she explained.
'They don’t care just about pretty pictures — they want to see everything. What I’m eating, what I’m doing, me looking perfect and also me not looking perfect. I am trying to adjust because now it’s not just about a pretty Instagram picture.
'I'm trying to grow with how the internet is growing, which is kind of scary, and I definitely have trouble with it.'
Vitamin sea: McKinney dug her feet into the sand as she soaked up the fresh ocean breeze