Jessica Simpson's latest bikini photo
The post is both seductive and nostalgic.
Jessica Simpson hasn't left much to the imagination! In her most recent jaw-dropping photo, the actress glows like a genuine queen. She shared a lovely bikini photo on Instagram, and followers can't stop gushing over how amazing she looks. She glistened in a gold bikini, looking as tanned as ever. The These Boots Are Made For Walking singer's delicate yet sensual posture, which she covered with a cowboy hat, really left an effect on fans, who remembered a prior picture she took decades ago.
The mother of three is seated on an egg-shaped rattan chair, one arm up and one foot elevated on the cushion. On the other hand, she's wearing a straw cowboy hat and is looking away from the camera, her eyes hidden behind fanciful sunglasses with a white daisy frame. "Texi Cali," she captioned the lovely photo, probably referring to her previous and present residences. Jessica was born in Abilene, Texas, but today she and her three children, Maxwell Drew, nine, Ace Knute, seven, and Birdie Mae, three, reside in Los Angeles with her husband, former footballer Eric Johnson.
Fans flocked to the comments section to express their admiration for the celebrity, writing: "I'm sorry, but I'm not able to!!! "I'm in love with this shot!!!!" and "Goddess," as well as "You look stunning as always." Some admirers couldn't help but notice how similar the shot was to a photoshoot she took with Allure magazine in 2004 Are you reenacting your Allure cover shoot?" they penned additionally: "Oh my goodness, this reminded me of your purple bikini picture for a magazine in the 2000s!!! It was Allure, I believe."
The singer appears in a similar egg-shaped rattan chair, a purple bikini with flowers on it, identical to the one on her glasses, and her legs are hoisted towards the head of the seat in the shoot for Allure's April 2004 issue. Her marriage to Nick Lachey, which lasted from 2002 to 2006, was still going strong in 2004. She talked about her job, America's "disgusting" fixation with her weight, redefining herself, and positioning herself as the boss throughout the conversation.
