Jessie James Decker flaunted her bikini physique after promising to have all of her “trashy” tattoos eliminated.

In pictures completely obtained by Web page Six Type, the “I Look So Good” singer, 35, frolicked with associates at a pool in Miami, sporting a printed bikini and trucker hat that learn, “BLOOM.”

Decker had her curves on show as she took a dip within the clear blue water.

The nation singer’s poolside outing comes days after she revealed that she was “over” her physique artwork and planning on getting her tattoos eliminated.

“I would like this eliminated ASAP. I would like all my tats eliminated tbh,” the mother of three beforehand wrote on her Instagram Story, sharing a pic of herself exhibiting a tattoo on the again of her neck.

“They trashy and I’m over it. BUT that is the precedence,” she continued, referring to the black design which represents her astrological signal, Aries.

She then requested her greater than 4 million Instagram followers for a “Nashville advice” to get the ink lasered off “in 3 visits or much less.”

After receiving backlash from social media customers about her calling the tattoos “trashy,” Decker took to her Instagram to clear up her remarks.

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“To make clear for the delicate folks … I feel MY tats are trashy and I don’t need MINE anymore,” she wrote. “Not yours. I really like your tats. Rock on. Otay?”

Decker’s tattoos aren’t the one factor that has had her title within the headlines these days.

In November, the “Dancing With the Stars” alum shared a photograph on Instagram of her children Vivianne, 9, Eric Jr., 7, and Forrest, 5 — whom she shares along with her husband, former NFL participant Eric Decker, 36 — that confirmed their toned abs in bathing fits.

After the photograph prompted criticism from a number of followers about her kids’s appearances, Decker clapped again on the trolls.

“Being accused of photoshopping abs on my children … or ‘overtraining’ our children makes me notice how weird our world has gotten relating to the physique,” she wrote through Instagram on the time.

“Let’s not choose and select what we normalize.”