Lizzo is a ‘sex symbol’ in strappy, swirly bikini

Lizzo is ready “2 Be Loved” on Instagram.

The “Good As Hell” singer struck a series of sexy poses in a strappy bikini featuring a swirly turquoise print.

On Tuesday, the “Love, Lizzo” documentary star posted the photos in an Instagram Carousel, including a booty close-up, a look at the wraparound swimsuit top and matching sheer skirt and peeks at the tropical pool behind her.

In the comments section, fans went crazy for the bold bikini, and while Lizzo didn’t confirm where she found hers, those in search of a similar steamy style might try Shein’s three-piece swim set ($18).

The “About Damn Time” hitmaker, 34, captioned the sultry snap series “Sex Symbol,” and her followers wholeheartedly agreed with the label. 

Lizzo’s friends and fans offered up praise in her Instagram comments section. lizzobeeating/Instagram

“Young n successful.. Sex symbol,” songstress Sza wrote, quoting the Ludacris song “Move Bitch.”

“Girl you turn me on and I’m unfortunately heterosexual,” one female fan quipped. “A baddie if i ever seen one,” another fan raved about Lizzo’s makeup-free, long-haired look.

“You make me feel more confident in my body!  And I’m so grateful!” a third exclaimed.

While Lizzo didn’t tag the swimwear brand, fans in the comments pointed out that Shein offers a similar style.lizzobeeating/Instagram

In April, Lizzo teased a possible swimwear collection from her Yitty shapewear brand, posing in a sparkling purple bikini and captioning the post, “A CUSTOM YITTY SWIMSUIT. SHOULD I DO A SWIMLINE ???”

The “Truth Hurts” singer often offers close-ups of her own barely-there beachwear, leading fans to praise her body-positive posts.

The “Juice” rapper isn’t shy about sharing swimwear photos on social media. lizzobeeating/Instagram

The Grammy winner has been vocal about her fat-phobic critics and has defended her sexy outfits in the past, but has expressed vulnerability about the hurtful comments she frequently receives.

“People have been calling me fat my entire life, but that was the first time seeing an insult of how I looked, who I am, and my music wrapped into one, and it really hurt me,” Lizzo told Vanity Fair in October.

Despite the trolls, Lizzo doesn’t let the negative comments stop her from embracing her inner sex symbol.