Soaking Wet Gabby Windey Shows Off Her Backside in Daring Beach Photos

Gabby Windey is soaking up every minute of her beach escape.

The reality TV star recently shared a series of playful Instagram photos from a sunset outing by the water. Windey appeared to be enjoying a carefree evening as she took a dip, wandered along the shoreline and posed for the camera.

One photo showed Windey standing in the ocean with her arms raised as the sun dipped toward the horizon. The calm water, glowing sky and scattered clouds gave the moment a dreamy vacation feel.

In another snap, the former Bachelorette star posed near the shore in a white T-shirt and bikini bottoms. She leaned toward the water while kicking one leg up behind her, adding a playful touch to the beachside moment.

Windey also shared several shots of herself standing in shallow water as the sunset cast a warm glow around her. She appeared to have fun with the camera while moving between the sand and the sea.

Naturally, Windey's followers had plenty to say about the beach photos.

“Zoomed on every one and not sorry about it,” one person wrote.

Another added, “God? Is that you?”

“The grace and poise compared to the pacific is off the charts 📈,” a third fan gushed.

“this is what heaven looks like,” a fourth chimed in.

The beach getaway comes as Windey prepares for another major career move.

The TV star is set to appear in Netflix's upcoming series The Body, an eight-episode drama created by Quinn Shephard. The series is scheduled to premiere on November 11.

According to the report, “The series follows a group of badly behaved Catholic school girls who begin having prophetic visions that set off mass hysteria in town after a dance-team initiation goes wrong.”

Windey will play Coach Miller and join a large ensemble cast in the gritty teen drama.

Shephard described The Body as “a love letter to all the ’90s and Y2K teen movies and erotic thrillers” she grew up watching.

Her inspirations include Carrie, Jennifer’s Body, Heavenly Creatures and Mean Girls, along with The Crucible and the Salem witch trials.

The creator also described the project as her “most personal” work to date.

“I’ve always been interested in the idea of girlhood as a religious experience. This story is definitely my way of putting a playful spin on all the nightmares of my own teenage-dom,” Shephard told Deadline. “Tonally, I would describe the show as gritty camp. It’s a raunchy teen psychodrama with a dash of Catholic horror.”