Speed Skater Alexandra Ianculescu In Cheeky Bikini Shows Off 'Tan Lines'

Alexandra Ianculescu shows off her stellar curves in a tiny bikini!

The Romanian-Canadian speed skater served a killer look, treating her Instagram fans to a sizzling post. Ianculescu shared a single snap that captured her sporting a scanty two-piece, showcasing her fabulous figure and glowing, sun-kissed complexion.

The snapshot showed Ianculescu posing inside a well-lit room while in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. She stood in front of the mirror with her back facing the looking glass.

For the cheeky share, the 33-year-old placed one of her feet on the edge of the bed, which enhanced her cheeky display.

Ianculescu held her phone using her left hand, angling the mobile device above her chest. Resting her other hand on her knee, she gazed at her phone's screen and took the selfie.

Ianculescu rocked a mismatched bikini that complemented her bronze tan. The white top boasted triangle cups with strings tied behind her neck and around her ribcage.

Below, the athlete wore black bikini bottoms featuring a tiny piece of fabric. The waistband sat low enough for her to reveal plenty of skin around her midsection down to the bikini area. Meanwhile, the thong design allowed Ianculescu to flaunt her perky backside. Like the top, the lower garment had strings, which were tied in loopy bows on either side of her hips.

For the occasion, the Olympic speed skater styled her long, brunette locks in a ponytail and accessorized her beach day ensemble with minimal accessories, including a bangle and small stud earrings.

Feeling proud of her bronzed complexion, Ianculescu wrote in the caption, "Tan lines coming along nicely."

For fans who wanted to see more pics, she noted, "The rest are uploaded on my OnlyTans."

Since going live on the social media site, the share has racked up thousands of likes and dozens of comments.

"I will say they are looking fabulous," one person noted.

"Looking so FINE," commented another admirer.

A third user, meanwhile, gushed over Ianculescu, "Great body."

Ianculescu made headlines for explaining her use of OnlyFans.

"Let's start it off with some negatives. The thing is, the world will always judge you whether you choose to take action or not. Regardless of the subject, you're either too much, not enough, too fat, too skinny, too weird, or boring. Luckily, I figured out at a very young age that I would always do things my way. Remember when I shaved my head in grade 7, wanting to look like Sinead O'Connor? I expected no less of myself then as a 13-year-old, nor do I now or from what my future self will do," she wrote on Instagram.

"So, with the judgment came awkward silences from people who I thought were friends - people who distanced themselves for whatever reason because they don't want to associate with something they don't understand," the speed skater continued.

"Last summer, I decided to start this account since I kept getting crazy amounts of 'likes' on bikini photos, and people would suggest selling them on this platform. I thought it was the biggest joke and didn't want to be seen as someone that was known for selling 'bikini shots,' considering I worked so hard as an athlete, worked hard to have an education, speak multiple languages, and truly love the image of myself that I created and respected," Ianculescu recalled.

"With that being said, after making [money] in my first month there, it has changed my life for the better. I make less now as I have not been as active this summer. Still, I enjoy training full-time now, affording trips to places I never dreamed of going to anytime soon, buying my dream bikes, saving for my dream car(s), and being able to enjoy it in a way where I don't have to sacrifice my athletic life to work three part-time jobs like I used to in the past while pursuing Olympic Dreams," she added.

"I used to care what people thought, but then I realized that their opinions don't pay my bills, so I am going to continue owning it and using it to the max because I like how comfortable I have become in my own body, and how I learned to love myself differently," Ianculescu noted.