Gymnast Nastia Liukin Eyes Hawaii With Bikini Thigh Gap

Scroll for the photos. They come as Nastia makes a big deal out of living in Dallas, TX, with her super-stylish home bringing her in partnership with interiors retailer Pottery Barn.

Very much exterior were the 2008 all-around champion's photos today. They showed Nastia flaunting her killer Olympian body in a super-tiny black Fendi bikini, with the five-time Olympic medalist showcasing her cheese-grater abs while outdoors - it all moved on quickly, though, with the blonde sharing waterfall Hawaii photos and more.

Also sharing a white-sand beach snap showing those Gold Medal legs and the Moscow native in a tiger-print swimsuit and giant straw hat, Nastia continued her photo-heavy update with a polka-dot bikini bottoms shot, also showing a freeing moment as she floated on her back in ocean waters.

"Reminiscing on life and trips like this one - with a group of the most incredibly driven, kind hearted, caring, loving, inspiring babes I’m so lucky to have in my life," Nastia wrote. See the full gallery below where you can swipe - scroll for more photos.

Closing, the blonde beauty added:  "🙏🏼 See you all in hawaii again soon?! (just say yes lol)."

Nastia is also fresh from some poolside reflection as photos, likely taken during her recent CA travels, showed her at sunrise and with her back to the camera.

"Be thankful for closed doors, detours, and roadblocks. they protect you from paths and places not meant for you," the star wrote - and she's had a lot to protect herself from, with October 2020 marking a massive anorexia storm. See it below.

When a fan DM asked Nastia how she feels about "promoting borderline anorexia looking bodies" last year, it was guns blazing as Liukin fired back. Saying she felt both "triggered" and "p-ssed," Nastia reposted the DM, adding:

"If taking pictures of my OWN body — a body that won me many Olympic medals, a body that I push each day to get stronger, a body that God gave me — is inherently promoting anorexia, then honestly, we've gotten to a place in the world where just BEING is offensive."