Christina Aguilera, 44, looks incredible as she strips down to see-through underwear and flashes her bum
X-TASTIC Christina Aguilera, 44, looks incredible as she strips down to see-through underwear and flashes her bum
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POP icon Christina Aguilera has barely aged a day since she burst on to the music scene in the late 90s.
The Dirrrty singer, 44, known affectionately as XTina to her fans, stripped down to a sexy black lingerie ensemble for a lavish photoshoot.
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Christina Aguilera flashed her bum in a sexy photo shoot
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She wore sheer underwear and posed in a decadent room
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XTina described the photos as 'top tier'
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Christina posed in the sheer black bra and matching thong and completed the raunchy look with a black pair of stockings, and patent black heeled pumps.
The music star wore her platinum blonde hair slicked back over her head and cascaded long down her back.
She posed in a series of decadent rooms, including against a full-length mirror in a walk-in wardrobe.
"Top shelf," Christina captioned the post and included a cocktail glass emoji.
Her fans flocked to the comments section to shower Christina with compliments on her sexy look.
"WoW QueenTina!!" wrote one fan.
Another added: "Living legend."
And a third wrote: "HOTTEST GIRL IN THE WORLD!"
The singer is no stranger to posting raunchy pics and stripped down to her birthday suit to mark her 44th birthday.
The raunchy pop star drove fans wild with the racy black and white photo which she shared on Instagram with the caption: "Birthday Suit #44."
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She wore a peaked leather hat and stilettos in the shot, crouched down and gave the camera her famous sultry stare for the December photoshoot.
Christina has always been open about her sexuality and last year gave her first podcast interview where she talked about her favourite sex position and why she thinks vibrators and lube are essential.
chatting on the Call Her Daddy podcast in December, the seven time Grammy award winning singer songwriter, who has sold 75 million records worldwide, explained why sexuality and sex toys are so important to her.
The pop icon, who burst onto the scene with her mega-hit Genie in a Bottle back in 1999, confessed: 'I wanted to always own [my sexuality]. It was always important to me.
'Sexuality is a beautiful thing and we need to take care of it as women.
'We need to really make sure that we prioritise it and ourselves and what it means to us.'
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She stripped down to her underwear for her 40th birthday
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