World News – AU – Basketball star Liz Cambage moves to St Barts wears a g-string bikini

Posted: 01:15 GMT, 5 February 2021 | Updated: 01:21 GMT, Jan. February 2021

And on Friday, Australian basketball player Liz Cambage showed off her infinite pens and incredible physique in a barely-there G-string bikini while soaking up the sun with friends at the Eden Rock Hotel

The 29-year-old, who is 6’8 “tall, towered over her WWE star Barbie Blank as the couple enjoyed a swim in the ocean next to the lavish resort

Fun in the Sun: On Friday, 6’8 “Australian basketball player Liz Cambage showed off her infinite pens and epic physique in a barely-there G-string bikini as she towered over her WWE star Barbie Blank (left) )

What a figure! The sports star wore a tiny purple and blue bikini with flashes or orange and yellow

The WNBA star, who plays for the Australian Opals and Las Vegas Aces, wore a tiny purple and blue bikini with orange and yellow flashes

The G-string pants showed her very pert derrière, which she proudly flaunted as she rested on the hotel stairs

She was joined by a male friend in the sea, who playfully wrapped his arms around her waist as they cooled off from the blazing sunshine

Liz who is believed to be more than 650 in the WNBAEarned $ 000 per season, comes with a gold bracelet and two necklaces

She later shared a video with her friends walking through the ocean, with the whole group showing off their epic bodies in vivid twos

Looks amazing! The G-string bottoms showed her very pert derrière, which she proudly flaunted as she rested on the hotel steps

Glam: Liz who is believed to have more than 650 in the WNBAEarned $ 000 per season, comes with a gold bracelet and two necklaces

Beauty: She later shared a video with her friends walking through the ocean, with the entire group showing off their epic bodies in living twos

Liz, who is half Nigerian, spent her childhood in Melbourne before moving to the US playing basketball professionally as a teenager

She is hailed as one of the best basketball players in her country and even holds the highest score in the WNBA

However, when Liz competed with the Australian Opals in the 2016 Rio Olympics, she confessed that she hated basketball and would retire if she won a medal

She later changed her mind and was moved to tears as the team qualified for the Tokyo Olympics, which have since been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic

Only last year, Liz posed in classy lingerie for Playboy magazine, where she openly discussed her sexuality

Everyone smiles: the WNBA player was joined by her friends in the sea, and a male friend playfully wrapped his arms around her in the water as they cooled off

Career: Liz, who is half Nigerian, spent her childhood in Melbourne before moving to university in S. playing basketball professionally as a teenager

The sports star said she spent “years confused” about her sexual orientation, but the steamy photo shoot allowed her to “celebrate her sexuality”

‘I’ve never embraced my sexuality in public. When I do Playboy, I celebrate my sexuality like, “Yeah, I’m a straight woman who enjoys sex,” I’m a person, we do that, “she said

Liz went on to say that she had “felt a lot of pressure on my sexual identification” and “spent years confused”

Am I straight? Am i bi Is there something wrong with me that I’m not attracted to girls? Everyone always expects me to be gay I say, “No, I love men,” she said

Speaking: Just last year, Liz posed in racy lingerie for Playboy magazine where she openly discussed her sexuality. The sports star recently said she had spent “years confused” about her sexual orientation, but the steamy photo shoot loved it enables them to “celebrate their sexuality”

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