Maddie Ziegler Shows Off Her Abs In A Stunning Bikini Selfie

Maddie Ziegler wowed her fans with a sexy Instagram update!

The 22-year-old "Dance Moms" alum rocked a skimpy two-piece that showcased her killer curves as she posed for a mirror selfie.

Ziegler wore a colorful bikini top that accentuated her glowing tan. The garment seemed to boast thin straps that wrapped around her ribcage. The other pair of strings stretched behind her neck, helping to accentuate her toned arms. It also featured a plunging neckline that exposed an ample amount of cleavage.

Below, Ziegler sported white shorts. The waistband sat low on her waist -- treating fans to a full look at her sculpted abs and taut tummy.

The picture showed Ziegler standing in front of a mirror, posing front and center. She popped her hip to the side, which helped accentuate her hourglass frame. The actress held her phone with her left hand, angling the mobile device beside her face. While letting her other arm hang, she looked straight into the looking glass before snapping the picture.

A swipe to the right showed Ziegler's boyfriend, Kid Culture, whose real name is Daniel Hackett, having a special moment in the swimming pool with their dog. In a different snapshot, the dancer was pictured kissing her dog as she rocked a teeny tiny yellow bikini.

Ziegler added more pics and a video from their recent pool day moments. She captioned the share: "full of love," adding a light blue heart emoji.

Fans flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts about the snaps. Many of them dropped compliments and emojis.

"This is inspiring me to be full of love," wrote one person, while another commented, "So perfect Maddie."

A third user noted, "You deserve it, Maddie, we love you so much."

Ziegler rose to fame by appearing on the reality series, "Dance Moms," for six years, starting at the tender age of eight years old. However, she doesn't think of herself as "famous" like Rihanna.

"I still have a hard time considering myself famous," Ziegler told Cosmopolitan. "I know fame is a very wide spectrum, but still, I just don't think I'm famous. I see people like Rihanna…I always say I'm 'well known.'"

When asked about the difference, she said, "I have a fear of people thinking I think I'm all that, and that's what I relate being famous to, even though I know that's not necessarily the case. It's just easier for me to say 'well known' or 'in the public eye' because, to me, that just seems less intimidating."

Ziegler also recalled the time when she felt "embarrassed" due to fame.

"I was 8, and we were in an ice cream store, me and the girls from Dance Moms, and people were calling our names. We were weirded out, like, 'How do they know our names?' Then I noticed it gradually -- everywhere we went, at any dance competition -- swarms of people. It didn't make me excited. In a way, I was kind of embarrassed," she recalled.