Pip Edwards sets pulses racing in a skimpy black bikini in Sydney

Pip Edwards was in the best shape of her life when she stripped down to a skimpy black bikini for a swim in Gordon’s Bay on Sunday.

The 24-year-old designer got her pulse racing as she soaked up the sun while lounging on a rock at the swimming spot in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.

Pip flaunted his toned and tanned physique in a ruffled top and skimpy pants while spending time with former NRL player Matt King and his wife, Kristen.

Pip completed her look with a pink PE Nation cap and a pair of sunglasses.

The Rose Bay star carried her belongings in a clear beach bag for the outing.

At one point, the trio appeared to be in deep conversation as they chatted on a towel before venturing out into the water for a dip in the ocean.

It comes after the socialite was arrested staging her own paparazzi photos.

A photographer accused Pip of setting up the photos, sharing messages from the fashion designer telling him when and where he would go for a walk so he could get a “clean shot”.

Leaked Instagram posts showed her inviting Sydney paparazzi to photograph her outside her office in the eastern suburbs in July, and setting up paparazzi-style shots for two of her celebrity friends last year.

She had previously messaged the same photographer joking that it made her look ‘wide’, ‘short’ and ‘chubby’.

‘Go back to my office and take a better photo. No seriously, come on. I want to give you a better one,’ Pip wrote to the snapper on July 28.

‘If you want me to, I’ll come back. You’re the boss,” the paparazzo replied, to which Pip replied: “It’s a two-way street! It has to work for me too.

In another message, he told the photographer he would be out for a walk soon, promising a “clean shot.”

Other screenshots show Pip complaining that she looks “wide” and “short and stubby” in paparazzi photos in a message she sent to him on another occasion in October last year.

The sportswear mogul was referring to photos of her taking a walk around Rose Bay with then-boyfriend Michael Clarke, which were actually taken by another photographer.

He then suggested that she take better ones from a “different angle.”

‘Dude I like you but you gotta make me not look so big lol,’ Pip wrote.

‘I eat [in] In the other photographers’ photos I look normal and here I look short, chubby and wide hahaha. Go. Maybe I’ll try a new angle please hahaha.’

Then, he contacted the same photographer just a few weeks later, on November 28, asking him for “a favor”: to take paparazzi photos of his “mates”, TV host Darren McMullen and DJ Milly Gattegno, in Bondi. Beach.

When contacted by the Daily Mail Australia, Pip insisted that she had never staged a paparazzi scenario and that the paparazzi are leaking the texts in retaliation, after he took photos of her while on a photo shoot and was told to leave. .

‘(He) constantly harasses me to the point of being useless, harassing me by asking where I’m going to be, and I never answer. And the one time I know he took a horrible photo of me, I wrote back and said “at least he takes a good photo if you’re going to take one”.

‘I, like many others, get over the constant harassment of being followed and then those meaningless photos are used to create fake headlines for clickbait, at my expense. This kind of fake journalism has to stop. This bullying has to stop.’

She said that having her picture taken by the paparazzi has damaged her self-esteem and that she wished she would not be photographed anymore.

‘I want to make things clear. I am harassed every day, weekly with Pap smears outside my own home and office,” he told Daily Mail Australia.

‘Yesterday one of your dads trespassed on a private property and the property manager kicked him out because it was illegal for him to be inside the perimeter.

‘Because of this, (he) has posted a screenshot of a particular exchange, which is taken out of context.

‘I really hope you take my truth into consideration because I no longer refuse to be informed or incorrect or false. I have never staged any photos and, in fact, I wish no photos were ever taken,” he said.

“The existence of Pap smears has actually damaged my self-esteem and they are an intrusion on our right to privacy. I understand the role they play, but in this particular case they have gone too far and it is an absolute lie.

The paparazzo, who asked to remain anonymous, told Daily Mail Australia that it is common practice for reality stars and celebrities to submit ‘candid’ photos to stay in the headlines.

‘Everybody does. Everyone on reality TV, from MAFS to The Bachelor, does it. I’ve done montages with a lot of people,” he said.

“You even have some A-list celebrities like Kim Kardashian doing it to try to control their narrative in the media.”