Heidi Klum Topless Bora Bora PHOTO; 'Americas Got Talent' & 'Project Runway' Star Shares Sexy Pic
Former supermodel Heidi Klum has added yet another risqué photo to her collection of sexy social media "selfies."
A topless Klum, 40, is featured in a picture taken from her recent trip to Bora Bora. She posted the photo to her Twitter account on July 20.
She captioned the revealing picture, "Last day in paradise, love Bora Bora!!"
In the revealing photo, Klum is only wearing sunglasses and a print bikini bottom. She posed with her hands strategically placed against a palm tree so her arms cover her breasts. Instagram does not allow nudity and users who post such photos are banned from the site.
Klum has been showing off her toned physique more often in recent weeks. Recently, she showed her underboob and made a "smiley" face with sand on her toned tummy. During the Fourth of July holiday weekend she also shared sexy bikini photos.
Earlier in July Klum revealed she had a sunburned derriere in a close-up shot. The German beauty shared the cheeky NSFW photo of her sunburned bum with almost 100,000 followers on Instagram on July 5.
Even her latest ad for Project Runway, where she is also dressed up as Marie Antoinette, features nude models. The promo is so racy it was banned in Los Angeles. Lifetime's Project Runway season 12 premiered on July 18 at 9 p.m. EST/8 Central. A new episode premieres on Fridays at 9 p.m. EST/8 Central. Fans of Klum may remember that she posed nude for an ad to promote season 9 of Project Runway in 2011.
See the racy Project Runway season 12 ads, featuring nude models here.
Klum is a mother to Leni, 8, Henry, 7, Johan, 6, and Lou, 3. She filed for divorce from her former husband Seal in April 2012 after seven years of marriage.
The former supermodel made her debut as a judge on America's Got Talent season 8 last month. She joined fellow newcomer Mel B. and original judges Howie Mandel and Howard Stern when the season premiered on June 4.
NBC's America's Got Talent airs Tuesdays at 9 P.m. EST/8 Central.