Anna Cathcart’s Bikini Pics Go Viral Over One Chest-Level Detail

Anna Cathcart might be Gen Z, but her latest bikini post from her trip to Hawaii got her unintentionally mixed up in Gen Alpha drama. The “XO, Kitty” star escaped the cold in Vancouver for Hawaii’s softer November heat and took full advantage by slipping into a bikini. She shared the moment with fans, but something printed across her shirt became the real headline.

In the three-slide Instagram post captioned “On island time,” Anna Cathcart posed by a tree, shielded from the Hawaiian heat by its leaves and branches. She wore a cute smile in the first frame and placed one hand on her waist while the other was caught in motion.

Her outfit was a black full-coverage bikini paired with a white and navy crop top with “67” boldly printed across the chest.

Cathcart’s hair was parted and braided into pigtails, with loose tendrils on each side to frame her face. Dark sunglasses stayed atop her hair, hoop earrings suspended from her ears, and rings adorned multiple fingers.

In the second slide, she wore a more serious expression and held the sunglasses close to her face as if she was caught trying to put them on. The final slide was a playful clip of Cathcart making a goofy face while she balanced on one foot, leaning against the tree.

The post got almost half a million likes and under a thousand comments, with two distinct camps. One group showered Cathcart with affection, calling her a “cutie,” “beautiful island goddess,” “gorgeous diva,” and “divine entity,” among others.

The other camp focused on her top. One comment read, “Anna, is that a 67 shirt lmao.” Someone else simply wrote, “67,” prompting Cathcart to reply, “It didn’t even cross my mind.” More comments piled on, all fixated on the number.

The obsession made sense because “67” (pronounced six-seven) recently exploded into viral fame as an internet meme and slang term primarily among Gen Alpha. Teachers reported kids responding to every question with “67,” leading to frustrated TikToks from educators. The slang has now crossed generations, and although unintentional on Cathcart’s part, her informed fans joked about it.

After her Hawaii getaway, Anna Cathcart landed in Las Vegas for the F1 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix. She later joined the Raising Cane’s Paddock Club party in a chic brown leather bandeau minidress.

She paired the look with pointed-toe heels and kept her makeup soft to highlight her stunning features. Her neck was bare, but she wore arm jewelry on one arm, small hoops adorned her ears, and several rings decorated her fingers.

After that, Anna Cathcart attended The Hollywood Reporter's “Women in Entertainment” breakfast gala in California.

She slayed the red carpet with her soft confidence, wearing a green minidress with two floral cutouts in the midsection. Cream slingbacks gave her extra height, giving her an elegant but soft look.

Fans filled the comments with admiration. “The green looks good on you,” an admirer wrote. Another thanked her for “being such an inspiration for so many people.” Some couldn’t resist asking about “XO, Kitty,” eagerly (and impatiently) pushing for a Season 3 release.

One of Anna Cathcart’s biggest moments of 2025 so far was landing the digital cover of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Hollywood & Entertainment list.

Cathcart considered it “an honor” and shared the news with her nearly six million Instagram followers. Fans and other celebrities filled the comments with how proud they were of Cathcart. A few, however, deviated from the celebratory tone to ask for “XO, Kitty” Season 3.