A look at Big Brother star Talia Rycroft’s raciest bikini photos after THAT G-string swimsuit

She’s the blonde bombshell who thrilled Big Brother fans on Tuesday when she showed off her incredible figure in a bright red G-string bathing suit.

And now some of Talia Rycroft’s raciest bikini pictures have been revealed. 

It seems that the 22-year-old construction worker isn’t shy when it comes to flashing the flesh online – as her Instagram account is filled with raunchy swimwear photos. 

In one sultry image, Talia appears to pose up in the same red bathing suit that she wore on the show. 

She looks off camera and wears her long locks out and over her shoulders, in tousled curls. 

Talia joked in her caption that after the photo was taken, her friend pushed her into ‘dog s**t’ and also kicked a ball into her beforehand. 

‘I need a new best friend,’ Talia wrote online. 

Another racy image shows Talia posing up in a leopard print bikini, which featured a triangle-style top and high-waisted and high-cut bottoms. 

She teamed the look with a white shirt and a cap. 

In an another image, Talia runs her hands through her hair as she poses in the sun in her bedroom. 

‘Golden hour making me look orange. Summer plz (sic) hurry up,’ Talia captioned the image. 

She shows off her flat stomach in the image and wears a coral bikini and a denim jacket. 

On Big Brother on Tuesday, four new housemates arrived on set, but Talia wasn’t too welcoming. 

As Sophie Budack – one of the new contestants – started getting to know people around the swimming pool, Talia made sure she remained the centre of attention by slipping into her red costume. 

All eyes were on her as she sauntered across the garden wearing the revealing one-piece, before doing a Baywatch-inspired dash to the pool.

Other housemates cheered and complimented Talia on her incredible figure. 

Speaking to Big Brother afterwards, Talia said: ‘These new intruders need to realise that they need to work for friendships with people.

‘You can’t just expect to come in and vibe with everyone.

‘The original [housemates] all have such connections and they need to respect that. Respect is a big thing to me. We’re voting each other out; the public isn’t voting.’