The Bachelor’s Snezana Wood, 40, flaunts her tiny waist in a skintight white swimsuit

She’s the jaw-dropping Bachelor beauty who is never shy from showing off her incredible figure on social media.

And Snezana Wood did just that on Tuesday, as she shared a string of sexy photos wearing nothing but a skintight white swimsuit.

The mother-of-three, 40, captioned the images with: ‘Stripes on stripes, orange peel thighs, frankly, I don’t give a damn,’ before urging fans to ‘own’ their ‘cellulite’ in the hashtags.

In the photos, Snezana posed on a beach towel before taking a dip in a paddling pool – showing off her ample assets and never-ending pins in the process.

She didn’t show her face in the sultry images, but wore her long brunette locks in a casual wavy style and completed her look with a wide-rimmed hat.

Despite her carefree attitude, Snezana didn’t appear to have a glimmer of cellulite on her striking physique as she lapped up the Autumn sunshine.

The former Bachelor star and model is a doting mother to three children. She shares Willow, three, and Charlie, two, with Sam Wood, while she also has a 15-year-old daughter named Eve from a previous marriage.

Recently, Snezana spoke out about family life on Today Extra – where she touched upon ‘parent shaming’ and how it can affect new mothers.

‘Throughout my 15 years as a mother I have definitely experienced it,’ she said.

‘Every time you have a newborn you have so many people offering their advice or criticisms as to how you should be raising [him or her].’

Snezana revealed that her husband, Sam, was recently parent shamed for taking their young girls out on a windy day.

‘It was a cold day,’ she said. ‘We live in Melbourne. If we are not going to take the kids when the weather isn’t perfect, you would never take the kids out!’

The reality star said there are many different motivations for parent shaming, including insecurity and jealousy, but noted that some people are only trying to help with well-intentioned suggestions.

‘It might just be from a genuine place that what they are doing is a better way of parenting than your style,’ she said.