Kaitlyn Bristowe In Pink Bathing Suit Is 'Buzzed Boat Barbie'

Kaitlyn Bristowe is showing off her bikini body as she channels her inner Barbie.

The former "Bachelor" star is ready for Margot Robbie's new "Barbie" movie as she posed in a bathing suit while on a boat, saying she is "Buzzed Boat Barbie".

The former "Bachelor" star is ready for the new "Barbie" movie as she wore a pink one-piece bathing suit, which has a cut-out in the middle to show off her abs, while holding a glass of wine. She can be seen sitting in a boat on the water as she soaks up the sun.

"Buzzed Boat Barbie. What Barbie would you be, and are we seeing the movie today?," she captioned the post.

Fans immediately flooded the comments section, expressing how much they loved Bristowe's photo. "I have been staring at this pic for like 7 mins ??," one fan wrote as another chimed in, "Come on Barbie lets go party ?."

Another said, "Kaitlyn. Freaking. Bristowe. ?," while another one of her followers commented, "Wow so beautiful ??!."

Others answered Bristowe's question by telling her which Barbie they would be. "Spooky Barbie ?," one fan wrote while another said, "Beach Barbie or princess Barbie @kaitlynbristowe."

A third follower said they would be "Tired Barbie ?" as one of her fans said they are "in bed by 9 barbie ?."

Several other fans commented on how much they loved Bristowe's swimsuit, writing things such as "I love this suit ???" and "I NEED THIS SUIT ?."

After her time in "The Bachelor" franchise, Kaitlyn Bristowe has gone on to hot her own podcast as well as launch her very own wine company -- Spades and Sparrows.

“After learning so much about wine through the restaurant industry, I came to realize that wine wasn’t being marketed to me (a female, millennial consumer) and instead was being marketed to men," Bristowe said in regard to deciding to launch her own wine company. "There was a common slogan in the wine industry that said, ‘market to men, and women will follow’. This was totally absurd to me.”

She continued, “Women (especially female millennials) consume more wine than men do! So, I had to flip this approach on its head. Everything we do at Spade & Sparrows speaks to women first, and we continually strive to elevate and empower the female voice in wine. From our feminine packaging to our social media to the events we host, everything is geared toward wine-loving women. What’s funny to me now is I always see videos of women bringing home Spade & Sparrows to their husbands or boyfriends, and the men are always really enjoying it.”

Bristowe went on to explain why her wine company is different than others. “For a long time, wine has been associated with exclusivity and snobby-ness. We have removed that aspect entirely from our brand,” she said before adding, “I was so bored of seeing images of wine on a perfectly curated dinner table, it’s beautiful to look at and certainly aspirational, but it’s not the reality for many of us women.”