Sommer Ray Flashes Killer Abs During 'Home Workouts'

Sommer Ray is showing off her gains!

The 25-year-old model took to her Instagram page to share a series of snaps where she flaunted her insanely toned physique, thrilling her 26.8 million followers. Ray didn't show what exercises she did, but she was sweating a lot, although still looking gorgeous the entire time.

In the pics, the famous influencer looked smoking hot as she sported a black tank top. It had a sleeveless design that highlighted her toned arms. She folded the hem up to her midriff to flaunt her chiseled abs. She paired the top with matching undies that dipped low on the front -- showing more of her taut tummy. The back portion of the undergarment showcased her perky booty.

In the first snap, Ray posed on one side of the frame, while holding her water bottle. She looked straight into the lens and offered a sultry expression that seemed to tantalize her viewers. The second slide showed the model standing sideways while picking up something. The angle displayed a glimpse of her derrière.

In the third pic, Ray struck a similar pose as in the first image, while the next two shots were selfies. The last photo showed the Colorado native posing with her hands along the back of her hips. She bent her left knee, which emphasized the curves of her lower body.

Ray tied her curly locks in a messy bun and sported a makeup-free look. She accessorized with a gold necklace and several rings.

Ray captioned the share with "home workouts," adding a lightning emoji. She also told fans about the "bootay bands" from her brand.

Ray admirers seemed to fall in love with the post, clicking the like button more than 830,000 times as of this writing. Her admirers also swarmed the comments section with nearly 2,500 messages.

"Wow! You are the most amazing woman here on earth! Love the grind," a fan wrote.

"You look better sweaty," declared another.

"Damm Sommer working the work out outfit I see," a third social media user remarked.

"Wow you look spectacular sweetheart," a fourth one commented.

Ray has always been into fitness. In a past interview, she revealed her parents inspired her to be fit.

"My mom and dad are both huge into fitness and I followed in their footsteps," she told Galore Mag. "My dad was a body builder and was my coach when I competed in the NPC (National Physique Committee). My mom and I did my first competitions together, so I guess you could say it’s in my blood."

She also said her parents are her role models.

"I’m so thankful to them for their love and support and the foundation they’ve given me in fitness," Ray stated.

In 2018, she shared a collage of her parents' old bodybuilding pics to her Instagram feed.

"My momma and daddio in their late 20s. Genetics do play a big role in achieving your fitness goals but everyone can achieve and sculpt their bodies to the best of their own capacity," she captioned the share. "Love yours and push hard to be the best YOU you can be."

Working out can be tiring at times, but Ray has a way of motivating herself.

"I feel that people lose motivation when they get motivated for the wrong reasons," Ray said. "Girls may want to workout for that summer bod, or after going through a bad breakup. But I always make sure my motivation comes from the intent of my wanting to better myself."

Ray also said she does not like comparing herself to other women.

"I started competing in the NPC when I was 16 years old. I stood next to girls in their 20s/30s and was being compared to them, yet nothing was comparable -- we were simply at different stages of life (muscle doesn’t mature until you’re in your 20s). So believe me, I know what that feeling is like," she recalled.

She continued, "But honestly, I never compared myself, so it didn’t matter that the judges did. I was confident in the hard work and the dedication I put in for myself. So at the end of the day, I know myself and I’m content in the woman I am. And when you are, you are incomparable," adding, "My only competition is myself and wanting to better myself everyday."