Brooke Blurton risks wardrobe malfunction in a risqué swimsuit

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Bachelorette star Brooke Blurton shocked her fans on Friday by posing in an extremely revealing swimsuit. 

The zebra animal print swimsuit featured a plunging neckline and a dangerously high cut around the crotch.

Posing for selfies in the changing room mirror, Brooke wrote: ‘Debating on this kini..not sure if I want to commit to the constant camel toe (in this case zebra toe).’

Despite her reluctance to purchase the raunchy swimwear, Brooke’s celebrity followers urged her to get it.

‘I will never forgive you if you don’t buy this,’ gushed author Clementine Ford.

‘Immediately yes,’ gushed Love Island’s Tina Provis, while sex columnist Nadia Bokody dropped a string of fire emojis. 

Brooke recently signed up for OnlyFans — but as a fan, not a creator.

While she isn’t making content herself, the former Bachelorette has an account on the adult website that she uses to follow her favourite models.

The 27-year-old, who is single following her split from ex Darvid Garayeli, told Yahoo on Wednesday: ‘I have an OnlyFans account, as in I watch other people.’

‘I just find it so intriguing.I’m interested, I’m curious, https://bvespirita.com/ I can’t help that! I have to know!’ added Brooke, who just launched a Nova podcast called Not So PG.

‘And, you know, I’m also gay so I love women’s bodies and physiques, and if that’s what it is, why not?’

The bisexual youth worker said OnlyFans is a diverse platform that isn’t just limited to porn, calling it a ‘creative space for people to show themselves creatively’. 

Brooke, who rose to fame on The Bachelor in 2018 before starring on Bachelor in Paradise and The Bachelorette, appears on the cover of Women’s Health this month.

She told the magazine it’s important for her to set ‘healthy boundaries’ on social media, but at the same time she’s ‘not afraid to share the ugly stuff as well’.

‘If you can be vulnerable with yourself and also with others, I admire that over being physically strong because I think that, for me, is so admirable and the strength to share vulnerability is not credited enough in this world,’ she said.