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Olivia Jade is bringing the summer heat with a new set of photos on Instagram.

In a recent Instagram post, the 27-year-old influencer shared a series of photos of herself in a pink Monday Swimwear string bikini, captioning the post, "Sunshine girl 🎀🎀🎀🎀."

One of the photos features the YouTuber showing off her toned body as she leaned against a wooden fence, with green hillsides and a river behind her.

Other photos show her posing in front of a white wall. She accessorized the look with a pair of black sunglasses and earrings, and wore her hair in a messy low bun.

Olivia Jade in a bikini in front of a river.

Jade shared a few photos of herself in a pink bikini on her Instagram. (Olivia Jade Instagram)

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Fans in the comments section could not help but compliment the influencer, with one writing, "Okay pretty girl!!!," and another adding, "Perfect body 🔥."

"It's almost like Aunt Becky went back in time and became a VS model," a third commenter added.

Her mom, "Full House" star Lori Loughlin, also got in on the action, leaving a fire emoji in the comments section, while "Victorious" actress, Victoria Justice wrote, "Stunning🔥."

Olivia Jade in a pink bikini looking down.

Jade posed in front of a white wall with soft glam and her hair in a low bun. (Olivia Jade Instagram)

Jade recently went viral for participating in a campaign with the clothing brand, Reformation. In the campaign, she posed in a crewneck sweater with the word "college" written on it, with "100% of the net proceeds from the" sale of the sweater going to Yes Scholars, a nonprofit aimed towards helping students from under-resourced communities with access to college and other opportunities.

Olivia Jade posing with her arms above her head.

Jade paired the bikini with black sunglasses and a pair of earrings. (Olivia Jade Instagram)

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Her involvement in the campaign drew praise from fans, with some writing in the comments section that she is "making lemonade with lemons," and another calling the move "iconic."

Jade was infamously exposed for having lied on her college applications and pretending to be on the rowing team, in order to secure admission into USC. This became public in 2019, when news of the college admissions scandal broke, implicating her parents.

Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli outside a courthouse

Jade's parents were sentenced to time in prison for their role in the college admissions scandal. (Stuart Cahill/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images)

Loughlin and Jade's father, Mossimo Giannulli, paid $500,000 to scam mastermind William "Rick" Singer to get her and her sister, Isabella, recruited to the University of Southern California’s crew team despite neither girl previously participating in the sport. 

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Giannulli served five-months in prison, and was ordered to pay $250,000 in fines, undergo two years of supervised release and pay 250 hours of community service. Loughlin on the other hand served two months in prison, paid a $150,000 fine, with two years of supervised release and 100 hours of community service.

Olivia Jade and Lori Loughlin at LACMA's Opening Gala For The David Geffen Galleries in April 2026

Olivia Jade defended her work ethic after critics said she never had to work hard, following the college admissions scandal. (Amy Sussman/Getty Images for LACMA)

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In a January 2022 episode of her podcast "Conversations with Olivia Jade," Jade defended herself against the online haters, noting there's been "a big misconception about me," and that she heard the comment, "You don't work hard" before.

Olivia Jade attends Vogue World: Milano 2026 in Italy, in September 2026.

Jade recently went viral for her campaign with Reformation. (Valentina S. Frugiuele/Getty Images for Vogue)

"But I didn’t have to start my YouTube when I was 14. I did put in a lot of work," she said (via Page Six). "I don’t even think I’ve ever said this publicly but in high school, I had straight A’s. I worked really hard at school."

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