Kayla Simmons set pulces racing once more as she shared a series of sizzling snaps to mark World Ocean Day on Thursday.

The OnlyFans model, 27, showcased her jaw-dropping figure in one snap as she slipped into a yellow swimsuit on a surfing trip.

The volleyball player displayed her endless pins as she perched on the board in the revealing one-piece which featured a cut out detail on the back.

Styling her blonde locks into a ponytail, Kayla also sported a pair of gold earrings as she soaked up the sun.

In another shot, the stunner showed off her incredible curves in a black bikini top with polka dot bottoms.

Kayla also shared a photo of herself in a black bathing suit as she went snorkelling with a shark nearby.

It comes after Kayla created a Q&A YouTube video in which she spoke about her struggle playing with a large chest.

When asked: ‘How much silicone did you get?’ Kayla laughed and said: ‘I got zero silicone. I’m all natural, I’m sick of answering that one but yeah.’

Kayla went on to stress how growing up with big boobs actually hindered her as an athlete and she used to wish she had a smaller chest.

She explained: ‘It’s funny because in middle school, I actually wished to have small boobs… I wanted small boobs because it would have made everything easier for volleyball. But I did not get that wish.’

She added: ‘I feel like you can’t jump as high, you can’t run as fast, like it hurts to dive, everything is harder.’

Kayla previously revealed that her large assets also meant she was subject to sexist bodyshaming remarks.

Kayla played in the NCAA Division during her time at Marshall University and while she no longer plays professionally she still enjoys taking part in the sport.

In 2019 she made a bid to become a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model by posting her casting video online.

Detailing her experience as a curvy athlete, she captioned the post: ‘Being a former college athlete & growing up around sports has taught me to push myself to the limit.

‘College athletics was a great experience for me, but it also taught me some valuable lessons.

‘I was told by my school administrators that the pictures I post are inappropriate because of my body, I was even asked to delete my Instagram at one point.’

She continued: ‘I was torn bc I felt I couldn’t embrace my body & play the sport I love. I’ve since learned that you can’t let other people affect how you feel about yourself.