Proud of her bod! Kim Kardashian showed off her toned figure in a sultry bikini picture posted to her Instagram account on Tuesday, February 13.
“Forgot to post this last night,” the 37-year-old reality star captioned the mirror selfie in which she can be seen in a tiny black two-piece bathing suit, a sparkly choker and blonde bob.
The pic came just one day after the KKW Beauty founder revealed that her waist size is smaller than it’s ever been.
In a video titled Never-Before-Seen Footage of My Book Club posted to her app on Monday, February 12, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star gave fans a glimpse into her star-studded reading group — which includes Chrissy Teigen, celeb hairstylist Jen Atkin, and sister Kourtney Kardashian — and the conversation ultimately turned to her body.
Kourtney, 38, sparked the convo when she told Kim: “I can’t take your hips seriously right now … because your waist is so small and then your hips are so big.”
The Selfish author then revealed her waist measurement. “It’s never been 24 ever in my life,” she said before sharing that her hips are 39 inches.
Kim, who isn’t shy about baring her body on social media, sparked backlash earlier this month for a topless picture she shared with her more than 107 million Instagram followers.
“[Photo] by North,” she captioned the shot. In the pic snapped by her 4-year-old daughter, Kim stands in front of a mirror with her hands covering her breasts and the straps of an unclasped bra down her arms. The little girl’s reflection is visible in the mirror.
Many of Kim’s followers didn’t appear to be amused by the shot. Some commented using the hashtag #parentingfail, and one wrote: “Now this is disgusting. You own child taking pictures of you taking off your clothes? Wow what a mother. What a role model. who does that?? Omg this is just down right ridiculous and very disgusting. I can’t.”
Kim shares daughter North with husband Kanye West. The couple, who tied the knot in May 2014, are also parents of 2-year-old son Saint and newborn daughter Chicago.
