Kendall Jenner frolics in the snow in skimpy bikini and fur boots

Supermodel Kendall Jenner has posted photos of herself frolicking in the snow, dressed in only an itsy-bitsy bikini and a pair of fur boots.

Kendall Jenner is seemingly immune to frostbite.

The US supermodel, 26, posted a trio of cheeky photos of herself clad only in a skimpy black bikini and furry boot while frolicking in the snow in Aspen, where it’s currently averaging – 4C, NY Post reports.

“Wim Hof said ice baths,” she wrote alongside them.

Wim Hof, 62, who is also known by the moniker The Iceman, is a Dutch motivational speaker and extreme athlete, famous for his ability to withstand frigid temperatures.

Kendall Jenner frolics in the snow in a tiny bikini.

The reality star has been vacationing in Aspen, Colorado, and on Wednesday shared videos of herself snowboarding down a mountain.

Jenner has partaken in activities besides risking hypothermia, like dining at Aspen restaurant Little Nell and checking out an Andy Warhol exhibit at the local Art Museum.

The boots are probably doing very little to keep her warm in -4C weather.

Do not fall over.

So far she hasn’t posted any photos of boyfriend, NBA player Devin Booker, schussing on the snow.

The couple went Instagram-official on Valentine’s Day 2021 and the Phoenix Suns shooting guard, 25, gushed about his gal-pal on her birthday last November.

“Most beautiful woman,” he captioned a photo of himself with Jenner on his Instagram Story.

Kendall is the world’s highest paid supermodel. Picture: Mike Coppola/Getty Images

Earlier this month, the reality star found herself in hot water for wearing an extremely revealing Mônot black dress festooned with cutouts to her good friend Lauren Perez’s wedding reception.

Jenner was criticised on social media for being disrespectful and trying to upstage the bride, but Perez was having none of it.

She chimed in, writing that she thought Jenner looked “stunning” and “loved the look”, to which the model herself added, “@laurenperez obvi asked for your approval in advance too.”

This article originally appeared on New York Post and was reproduced with permission