'Lifeguard' Kayla Simmons In Red Swimsuit Says She's 'Reporting For Duty'

Kayla Simmons knows how to bring the heat to her Instagram account and did just that in a stunning share that sent temperatures soaring!

The Marshall University volleyball player turned influencer drove her followers wild by treating them to a steamy swimsuit share.

Simmons made jaws drop in the red scanty one-piece, which she wore while working as a "lifeguard."

Her ample cleavage was threatening to spill out of the scanty swimsuit's scoop neck, which dipped down to her chest. Its low-cut sides went past her ribcage -- giving a jaw-dropping view of her sideboob. The narrow straps stretched down from her shoulders and over her perky chest to connect to the bust of the bathing suit.

Simmons' one-piece, which was crafted of stretchy fabric, clung to all of her killer curves. While her cleavage was the main focus of the clip, her garment also highlighted her tiny waist and curvy hips. The leg openings featured an extra high cut that exposed even more of the model's flawlessly tanned skin. The design slightly shortened her torso, but it elongated her shapely thighs.

The video showed Simmons running her fingers through her hair while flaunting her sexy attire to the camera while filming the video in what looked like a bathroom. With her blue jeans unbuttoned, she struck several poses for the camera and flashed a big smile.

To complete her "lifeguard" look, Simmons sported a red whistle around her neck. She wrote in the caption: "Reporting for duty."

Simmons' pictures racked up plenty of likes since going live on her social media page. In the comments section, dozens of admirers sent her messages that were compliments and emojis.

"Mmmmmm Yumyyyyyyy, Amazing baby !!!!!!!!!!!" wrote one admirer.

Choosing Social Media Over Volleyball

Simmons is known for her sexy posts on social media, and the content even got her in trouble during her school years.

"College athletics was a great experience for me, but it also taught me some valuable lessons," the Marshall University volleyball alum said in a video posted on Instagram.

"I was told by my school administrators that the pictures I post are inappropriate because of my body, I was even asked to delete my Instagram at one point," Simmons continued.

"I was torn because I felt I couldn't embrace my body and play the sport I love. I've since learned that you can't let other people affect how you feel about yourself. I am who I am, & it's okay to be confident!" she added.