Brittney Palmer Stuns In Red Bathing Suit While On 'Babe Watch'

UFC ring girl Brittney Palmer is on "babe watch" while showing off her bikini body on the beach.

The 36-year-old leaves her fans' jaws on the floor with her latest post.

The 36-year-old UFC ring girl is getting ready for the X Games as she poses in a red bathing suit, white sneakers, and black sunglasses while riding an ATV.

"Babe Watch ❤️ Gearing up for @xgames !!!," she captioned the post, which gained the attention of her 1.1 million followers as they commented things such as "Welcome to Baywatch Brittney" and "Bay watch hot babe."

A third commented, "GORGEOUS LADY ?."

In another photo, Palmer posed while standing on the ATV on the beach, wearing the same outfit as before.

Fans continued to express their thoughts on the photos, writing things such as "So Gorgeous and Flawless ?" and "too hot to be a lifeguard it will distract others lifeguards and people could drown ?."

A third commented, "Happy Wednesday Gorgeous! Damn, you're HOT love you!❤️❤️❤️?????✌️?," while one fan said, "BAYWATCH??."

Brittney Palmer joined the UFC as a ring girl in 2005 but made her Playboy debut in 2012.

When speaking about the experience and working with the popular magazine, Palmer said during an interview," It's a great story, again I was young, so to be a part of something so big so young it was excellent."

"There was a lot of nerves attached to it. I remember Steve Shaw, my photographer, who had to open a bottle of champagne at 10 am. He was like, 'We gotta get her some champagne to loosen her up,'" she continued. "I was so nervous because I was used to doing photoshoots before, but on a shoot like that, you have a staff of maybe 20 people working on this shoot, and everybody's poking at you."

Overall, Brittney Palmer says she loved the experience she had working with Playboy, and the company treated her well. "But it was cool, and Playboy treated me very well," Palmer explained. "I did a beautiful press tour after, which was super fun. I got to go to the big news station and make it something big, and UFC was supportive and on board, and the rest was history."

Brittney Palmer recently spoke out regarding her success and how she has her family to thank for their never-ending support.

"You can say that my parents influenced me," Palmer recently said in an interview with PhilStar. "Music was a big part of growing up. My father had a stack of CDs and would always play music, so there was always music in the house. And that was a big driving force. He would play Jimi Hendrix, so I painted Jimi Hendrix."

Palmer talked about her mother and how she always supported her and allowed her a safe space to explore whatever she wanted. "My mother gave me the creative space to do whatever I wanted," Palmer said before adding, "If I wanted to be an artist, dancer, guitar player, or an athlete, she would let me be who I was. I didn't have to do things if I didn't want to."

Brittney Palmer has been with the UFC for over ten years and has become a four-time "Ringcard Girl of the Year."