Savannah Chrisley In String Bikini Celebrates 'Nacho Protein Puffs'

Savannah Chrisley flaunted her jaw-dropping beach body in a skimpy bikini towards the start of the global pandemic, but she didn't post for free. The reality star, 25, was honoring her deal with weight loss brand South Beach Diet in her 2020 Instagram share, posing against a palm tree and stripped to a tiny bikini as she promoted the brand's protein puffs.

Proving that snacks can be protein-packed, the Chrisley Knows Best star sizzled in a plunging swimwear look, sending out a big smile and getting plenty of love from her fanbase. Savannah joins stars including singer Jessie James Decker in having fronted the famous brand.

Scroll for the photo. It showed the blonde grinning as she soaked up the sun from a pebbled area backing onto a white-sand beach.

Sizzling as she topped up her tan, Savannah stunned in a semi-sheer bikini in black with a stringy halter design. Going feminine with scalloped fabrics around the chest, Savannah drew the eye to her cleavage as she also flaunted her washboard abs, with fans also seeing her toned legs and curvy hips. Savannah's patterned bikini afforded a two-tone finish thanks to a mix of sheer and opaque fabrics, with the Southern Belle pairing her swimwear with statement aviator shades.

Rocking her hair in a short pixie cut, Savannah went makeup-free as she let the sun kiss her face. The SASSY founder also held a purple back of nacho protein puffs in one hand as she wrote:

"It’s not a beach day without my favorite South Beach snacks. Obsessed with their nacho protein puffs. Thank you so much  @southbeachdiet for making me look AND feel the best I’ve ever felt! You can do South Beach with me. Use my link to get 50% off your first order."

"That body," one fan replied. "Making the beach look even more beautiful," another said. Savannah also walked away from the post a little richer!

Savannah started the South Beach Diet ahead of her eventually canceled wedding to former fiance Nic Kerdiles. Nic tragically died in a vehicle accident earlier this year.  Speaking to Us Weekly about her shape and diet, Savannah revealed:

"I've struggled with my body confidence,” adding: “Being on TV since I was 15, you have all these people on the outside giving you their opinions on what they think you look like or you need to eat or you don’t need to eat and it truly wears on you.”

Ending with a positive, Savannah concluded:

“That’s kind of what South Beach is helping me to do. I wake up in the mornings and I feel good. That’s the biggest thing for me. It was about feeling good on the inside and then that’s going to project on the outside."