SZA celebrates three weeks atop the music charts by sharing racy video of her derriere

SZA took to Instagram on Tuesday to celebrate her new album SOS reaching number one on the Billboard 200 chart for the third week in a row.

‘3 weeks at number one minding my own business completely and not giving a shit. Thank God,” captioned the singer, 33, who uploaded a slideshow of herself enjoying a well-deserved vacation.

SZA, who seemingly addresses plastic surgery rumors in her latest songs, took the opportunity to flaunt her ample curves in several of the included videos and clips.

One clip showed the star zooming into her bikini bottom as she posed in a mirror.

She wore a curly red wig and styled their tiny behinds with a rash guard over a brown bikini top.

She appeared in a sizzling body shot of herself in a pink, heart-print two-piece consisting of a tank top and wrap.

SZA kicked off the slideshow with a video of herself in the backseat of a vehicle wearing an aqua blue tank top with breasts and beaded choker necklaces.

Other shots showed the singer exploring the natural beauty of the place and spending time with a friend.

SZA’s last album was released on December 9.

And the Hit Different singer didn’t hold back when she responded to speculation about whether or not her body is cosmetically enhanced in various lyrics on the project.

He wasted no time in coping with the talk, as he sang on the first self-titled track: “So classic, that ass is so fat, it looks natural, it’s not.”

Then later on the album, on track 15, Conceited, the Missouri-born musical artist crooned, ‘I just had body surgery, I’m not at fault about it / I just heard your opinion, I could have done without it.’

The first rumors about the body of Rihanna’s collaborator arose years ago, when she began to show a more slender figure.

Although she has not previously confirmed or denied cosmetic work, she has spoken out about body image when defending former TDE labelmate Kendrick Lamar.

SZA – real name Solána Imani Rowe – supported the rapper’s Humble lyrics that mentioned stretch marks and natural hair on women.

He came to the defense of the 2017 hit after some people described the lyrics as misogynistic.

‘How is that misogyny if you are supporting a positive body image? I think that is very rare and it is reaching, ”she expressed.

“If you want to support women, you have to support all forms of women,” the artist continued.

SZA even touched on her remarkable weight loss, adding, “I used to be 200 pounds and I have stretch marks all over my body.” I find more comfort and solace with Kendrick reinforcing that I am beautiful.

“I don’t really feel anything misogynistic about it.

“I don’t try to analyze those things because I feel like if I focus on who I want to be and what I want to represent for women and what I want to represent for myself, I don’t have time to worry about how.” men see me,’ she concluded.

On November 30, the composer shared the cover of her new album, in which she recreates one of the final images of Princess Diana.

Rowe shared the album’s release date on Instagram, along with images from the album and a clip from his song Blind.

While performing on Saturday Night Live last week, the entertainer performed the new single to a string accompaniment and a smoky stage.

SOS is the follow-up to SZA’s critically acclaimed debut album Ctrl, which was released in June 2017.

Ctrl debuted at number three on the US Billboard 200 album chart and was ranked by Time as the best album of the year.

On Friday, SZA shared some sexy new photos from photographer Daniel Sannwald to talk about her new music.

SOS is now off ALL PLATFORMS! ..thanks to every single person who played a part in this,’ she began.

‘Every producer, My label, my engineers, My management, my FRIENDS. My family, my godparents, my ancestors, my grandmother (because I know she is watching), Yemaya + ochun and each one of the people who believed in me and pushed me to fall.

‘Love you. Please enjoy. P.S. Deluxe will be out soon,’ she finished her.