Demi Burnett Channels Inner Barbie With Steamy Swimsuit Pic

Former "Bachelor In Paradise" star Demi Burnett is stunning her Instagram followers with her latest post.

The 28-year-old shared a video of herself in a pink bikini while on vacation, showing off her beach body and leaving little to the imagination.

Demi Burnett stunned her followers as she wore a pink bikini, revealing her abs, assets, and booty while she danced around on rocks living her best life.

She took the opportunity to reflect on her vacation, while also discussing her autism diagnosis.

"I’ve been home for a few weeks and looking back on this video, I can’t believe I was there ? like it doesn’t feel real??," she began to write. "This happens every time I travel. I even think about The Bachelor and it feels like I didn’t really do it. It’s hard for me to fully grasp cool locations/things. Because so many aspects of traveling need my full attention to appreciate them properly (if this sounds like you- look into monotropism)."

She concluded with, "It is really fun to look back and feel 'omg I was THERE. At THAT beautiful place. HOWW' ??? #travel #travelgram"."

Fans immediately took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the video, writing things such as "talk about double the view?‍??‍?" and "Bad like the Barbie ?".

Another said they can relate to Burnett as they wrote, "Have the same feeling. Every time I travel somewhere and come back I felt like it was a dream."

Others chimed in expressing things such as "Pretty in pink ?" and "Happy to see the joy radiating through you!!!".

Last year, the former "Bachelor" contestant opened up about her recent autism diagnosis, admitting that she always felt like something was off.

"The biggest thing for me, is something that I'd always kept hidden, and it was this gut feeling of dread," she tells POPSUGAR. "Every time I got invited anywhere, anytime I had to leave the house and socially interact with people — it's this feeling of doom."

Following her time on reality television, Burnett finally came to the decision to seek help. "I was trying to figure out what was going on in my brain," Burnett told the website. "I didn't have a lot of like people that were talking about the same experiences that I was going through."

She continued to open up about how she struggled with daily tasks, which many people with autism do. "I don't take care of myself," she admits. "And also feeding myself. "It's so hard for me to eat because [there are] so many demands that come with eating, like deciding what to eat, preparing the food, sitting down, eating the food, cleaning it all up," Burnett explains.

After she sought help and was diagnosed with autism, everything made sense for her. "It made everything click 100 percent," Burnett told POPSUGAR of the PDA profile her doctor had her take. "Like [once I knew] I was autistic, I was like, 'Yes, this makes sense. But also I don't understand it, and it kind of doesn't.'"