Gangland heiress Dhakota Williams flaunts body in tiny pink bikini
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Gangland heiress Dhakota Williams has a wardrobe malfunction as her tiny pink bikini struggles to contain her roomy belongings
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The daughter of murdered gangland figure Carl Williams showed off her incredible figure in a tiny pink bikini on Tuesday.
Dhakota Williams, 21, took to Instagram to show off her curves in a series of mirror selfies in a bid to entice people to sign up for her OnlyFans account.
“Opinion to the company that pays me… Go sub,” she captioned the post.
Dhakota Williams (pictured) took to Instagram to show off her curves in a series of mirror selfies in a bid to entice people to sign up for her OnlyFans account on Tuesday – and had a minor wardrobe malfunction when the brunette beauty showed a little more than she intended
The photos show Dhakota playing with her bikini while posing for the camera, while the tiny swimwear struggles to keep her belongings in check.
The little swimmers led to a small malfunction in the wardrobe, because the brunette beauty showed a little more than she intended.
She styled her dark locks in curls and opted for a soft makeup look with a pink lip gloss.
The photos show Dhakota playing with her bikini as she poses for the camera, while the tiny swimwear struggles to keep her belongings in check.
Her followers excited her, saying she looked “sexy” and “hot,” with one writing: “Money well spent.”
Another follower wrote: ‘Now we’re talking. I’m in love,” as someone else commented, “Wow, you must have a really good photographer.”
It comes after Dhakota recently opened up about her 12-year battle against online bullying.
The pictures show Dhakota playing with her bikini while posing for the camera
Dhakota fired back at cyberbullies for shaming her in an emotional Instagram post back in June.
She said she had been criticized for her weight since childhood and was fed up.
“These people online have been calling me fat since I was about nine,” she raged.
She continued: “I was nine, crying, because people called me fat… [what the f**k]. That’s 12 years of seeing people comment on my body.
Her followers thrilled her, saying she looked “sexy” and “hot” with one writing: “Money well spent.” Another follower wrote: ‘Now we’re talking. I’m in love’
“It’s such a shame I’ve had to learn not to give, instead of people having to learn to be nice.”
Melbourne-based Dhakota went on to say she was proud of her curves.
“Sorry we’re built here like damn women, not prepubescent kids like some of these lunatics want you to look like,” she wrote.
It comes after Dhakota opened up about her 12-year battle against online bullying. She said she had been criticized for her weight since childhood and was fed up. Depicted as a child with her father Carl
“Women have thighs, hips, breasts and are built in all different shapes and sizes.”
The brunette ended by saying that “body shaming isn’t cool in 2022,” and she’s thankful it no longer bothers her the way it once did.
Dhakota was nine years old when her father, drug lord Carl, was beaten to death in Barwon Prison by fellow inmate Matthew Charles Johnson in 2010.
Dhakota was nine years old when her father, drug lord Carl, was beaten to death in Barwon Prison by fellow inmate Matthew Charles Johnson in 2010.