Joy Corrigan showcases stunning figure as she dances on her patio in tiny ruffled white bikini with cowboy boots

Joy Corrigan danced playfully to Shaboozey’s hit A Bar Song (Tipsy) on her patio.

The 36-year-old Victoria’s Secret model wore a white bikini with an off-the-shoulder top and bottoms with ruffles around the edges.

The Alo brand ambassador added a pair of knee-high red and white cowboy boots to her look.

She walked out the glass door as the song swayed, twirled and snapped her fingers.

“She’s just a small town girl,” she captioned the post, adding emojis of a cowboy, boots and peach.

Her blonde bob was tousled, she wore minimal makeup and she was clearly enjoying it.

Last fall, Joy admitted that she had lied about her age for years. She was 35 at the time, but told the world she was 28.

“I am learning to trust my intuition and love myself so that I can become the person I am naturally meant to be,” she wrote.

“Perhaps my biggest lesson is that without my health, no ‘success’ in my career or life is worth it. This journey has been my love story,” she said on Instagram at the time.

Last summer she said she was 28 and insisted she was born in 1995, but now she has admitted she is actually 35 and was born in 1988.

That’s a seven-year age difference, but she managed to pull it off without any questions asked.

“I’m finally ready to reveal this secret I’ve been carrying around for years,” the blonde beauty wrote in her Instagram caption.

“I am 35 years young. For years I was told by previous agents and people in the industry to lie about my age,” she began.

‘For years I was ashamed of my age. I was afraid that clients would find out my age and cancel orders, even if I fit the appearance.’

The 36-year-old Victoria’s Secret model wore a white bikini with a top and bottoms with ruffles on the sides.

The Alo brand ambassador added a pair of knee-high red and white cowboy boots to her look

She exited the glass door as the song swayed back and forth, twirled and snapped her fingers.

Her blonde bob was messy, her makeup was minimal and she clearly enjoyed it

She added: ‘When I was in my 30s I was photographing prom dresses and no one knew.

‘For years I had to hide my true identity, even from friends, for fear that they would reveal my secret to others in the industry. I had to be someone else in order to work.

“I was forced to limit my knowledge, experience and light in order to fulfill this role.”

She said then, “Today, at 35, I have never felt better, younger, or more alive. This is my truth. My life is just beginning.”