Bebe Rexha rocks revealing Rick Owens cut-out swimsuit

A US singer has left very little to the imagination after she posted a series of snaps to her Instagram rocking a revealing, cut-out swimsuit.

Bebe Rexha has stunned fans after she posted a series of snaps rocking a wild cut-out swimsuit.

The US pop star, who boasts 10.7 million Instagram followers, is currently on a tropical holiday and took advantage of the picturesque backdrop to show-off her eye-popping, black costume.

“Together the world could be ours. Swipe for a little gift,” she captioned the images.

The first snap showed the singer clutching onto the centre straps of her Rick Owens monokini as she posed while looking away from the camera.

US singer Bebe Rexha posed up a storm in a revealing cut-out swimsuit. Picture: Instagram/beberexha

She paired the look with a bias-cut skirt, heels and a sunnies.

However, for the third photo, she ditched the skirt to fully show off the revealing swimsuit in all its glory.

“It’s not a little gift, it’s [a] big, big gift,” one fan joked in the comments section, while fellow singer and actress Vanessa Hudgens agreed, calling Rexha “so hot”.

She paired the togs with a black skirt, heels and sunglasses. Picture: Instagram/beberexha

And then for the final shot, she ditched the skirt. Picture: Instagram/beberexha

Her post has been ‘liked’ more than half a million times with comments continuing to flood in branding Rexha’s wild look, “stunning”, “amazing” and “sexy”.

It comes as the singer recently opened up about body-shamers, posting a photo in lacy lingerie on TikTok to urge her followers to “normalise 165 pounds (78kg)”.

The 32-year-old singer asked viewers to guess how much she weighed before the words, “No one’s business,” flashed across the screen as she began strutting to rapper Nicki Minaj’s song Good Form.

In 2019, Rexha famously called out fashion designers for telling her she was “too big to dress” for the Grammys.

“If a size 6/8 is too big, then I don’t know what to tell you,” she said on Instagram at the time. “Then I don’t want to wear your f***ing dresses. ’Cause that’s crazy. You’re saying that all the women in the world that are size 8 and up are not beautiful.”