She is the popular breakout star of the popular Netflix reality show Too Hot To Handle.
And Larissa Trownson, 29, gave her fans plenty to see on Thursday as she undressed for a unique mirror selfie session.
Posting on Instagram, the Kiwi beauty created a storm in a tiny blue bikini that is unimaginable.
Too Hot To Handle’s Larissa Trownson, 29 (pictured) left VERY little imagination as she posed in a tiny blue bikini for a selfie in front of the mirror on Thursday
The blonde showed off her surgical figure in a flimsy two-piece, featuring a small triangle bra and G bottom.
She let her peroxide curls fall loosely over her shoulders and accentuated her facial features with dramatic makeup.
“Believe it or not, I love bikinis and mirrors,” the lawyer joked in the caption.
The blonde showed off her surgically altered figure in a slim top, featuring a small triangle bra and G bottom
“Believe it or not I love bikinis and mirrors,” the lawyer joked in the caption
Larissa appeared in season two of the hit show Too Hot To Handle, which airs on Netflix in 2021.
She recently admitted to having breast augmentation, regular Botox injections and lip fillers.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in June, the blonde said she is not ashamed to talk about her cosmetic improvements and wants to be ‘transparent’ to help other women.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in June, the blonde said she is not ashamed to talk about her cosmetic improvements and wants to be ‘transparent’ to help other women
“I think it’s really important that we’re transparent about the work we’re doing, otherwise it helps portray unrealistic beauty standards, especially for young women,” she said.
‘So I’ve always been upfront about it and I’ve chosen to have it, so I’m proud of it.’
When asked to describe herself in three words, Larissa said she was ‘brain and beauty’.
Too Hot To Handle follows a group of sexy singles staying in a beachfront mansion who must overcome a four-week sex ban to win $100,000.
“I think it’s really important that we’re transparent about the work we’ve done, otherwise that helps portray unrealistic beauty standards, especially for young women,” she said. speak
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
