'Perfection at its best' – Iggy Azalea sends fans into a spin in strapless bikini on Instagram
The Australian rapper has been speaking about her new single Savior in recent days.
Iggy Azalea has sent fans wild with her latest vacation posts on Instagram in a sizzling black bikini.
The 27-year-old oozed body confidence as she shared the first sultry photo of herself in a strapless two piece which showed off her world famous curves with the caption: "Vacation day #Savior."
Lapping up the attention, Azalea later shared two poolside clips of her frolicking on her sunny getaway, sending her 11.2m fans into a spin.
The Australian rapper wrote on the most recent clip: "Enjoying some sun before the storm #azaleanfamily (that's a hashtag!?) Get ready good things coming any day now ," implying new music is on the way.
One fan commented on the picture: "Too damn cute," as another said: "perfection at its best." While someone wrote on the second clip: "Dream body."
Azalea, real name Amethyst Amelia Kelly, has been talking about her new single Savior in the news this week – which features Quavo.
She told Idolator that she previously contemplated quitting the music business, explaining: "I started writing it when I moved into my new house, after my break-up and I was kind of weirdly in-between management and a bunch of stuff was kind of up in the air, where I thought to myself 'what am I doing?'"
And like many of us, Azalea has experienced stints of low motivation.
She added: "There was a part of me that wanted to give up, I just want to sit on the couch and I want watch television and I want to eat pizza all day for like six months."
Azalea admitted to getting her mojo back after having a routine.
She said: "I rewrote a lot of parts of it because I was in a much different place and I felt like I was happy and I did have my routine again... whether it's God or a higher power or you finding a hobby or a new routine or a new outlook or whatever it is that helps you get to that place, that to me is what the savior is in the song, not necessarily a person."