Mum’s wild ‘naked’ bikini stuns TikTok viewers

A woman has been slammed for “going naked from the waist down” while on a boat with her family – but all is not as it seems.

A mum’s choice of bikini has raised eyebrows after it made her look half naked.

Stunned viewers were forced to do a double-take when a woman’s bikini bottoms “matched her skin colour way too well”, The Sun reports.

Footage shows the woman holding a young boy’s hand while standing on the deck of a boat.

But viewers were left shocked as it almost appears as if she isn’t wearing any bikini bottoms.

Despite wearing a black bikini top, the swimmer opted for flesh-coloured bottoms that were almost invisible against her skin.

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Viewers said the woman’s bikini bottoms matched her skin ‘too well’. Picture: TikTok

It left some TikTok users baffled as they struggled to spot the swimsuit.

“Those swimsuit bottoms match your skin colour way too well,” one user commented.

“I thought she had no bottom part on. That gave me a heart attack,” a second said.

“Where are her pants? Why has nobody asked that?” another replied.

But others couldn’t see what all the fuss was about.

“She has a bottom that’s the same colour of her skin on,” one user pointed out.

“It’s a swimsuit – it just blends in,” another wrote.

Many TikTok users thought she was half naked. Picture: TikTok

It comes after a different swimmer was blasted for wearing a tiny G-string swimsuit to a family water park, with some branding her outfit “inappropriate”.

But others defended the woman, after footage of her in a one-piece surrounded by splashing kids was shared.

A concerned parent who filmed the video zoomed in to show the woman’s costume and shared it on TikTok.

Only a sliver of fabric is visible when she is facing away from the camera.

“Is this appropriate for a family water park or NOT?” the text overlay on the clip asks.

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission