Coco Austin, 47, shared a poolside bikini snapshot on Instagram on Sunday as Labor Day weekend marked summer’s unofficial end.
The former TV star and OnlyFans model posted a photo of herself wearing a red thong bikini while lounging poolside, holding onto her red sunglasses as she posed for the camera.
“Summer days are almost over 🌴 It goes too fast,” she captioned the post. “Enjoy your labor day weekend!”

Fans flooded the comments with praise for the look. “Oh Coco. I wish my waist was still that small. I need your secrets. ❤️,” one person wrote.
“Always so beautiful Coco 💞🌷🍷,” added another.
“Holy s–t!!!!❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥,” commented a third user.
“Absolutely stunning and gorgeous👏👏👏,” said a fourth.

Austin’s revealing swimwear and outfit choices have drawn online backlash before, prompting her husband Ice-T, 68, to fire back at critics. The “Law and Order: SVU” star and former rapper has developed a blunt reputation for defending his wife’s posts.

In July 2023, Ice clapped back at fans who criticized Austin’s Fourth of July outfit, which consisted of a white G-string thong and a red crop top that covered half her breasts.

“If you have a Problem with Coco… Why do you still Follow her???” he asked in the comments section of her post. “Weirdo s–t.”
When one user asked how Austin and Ice’s daughter, Chanel, will feel seeing the photos, he replied, “Go do some sit ups bitch. Lol.”
Ice also told another hater to “Simply Unfollow Bitch.”

The hip-hop star and Austin tied the knot in January 2002. They welcomed daughter Chanel on November 28, 2015. Ice also shares daughter LeTesha Marrow, 50, and son Tracy Marrow Jr., 34.

Austin has built a career blending modeling, television appearances, and her OnlyFans platform, frequently sharing bold fashion and swimwear content that generates both fan enthusiasm and periodic criticism.

The couple’s dynamic of Austin posting revealing content and Ice-T aggressively defending her has become a recurring social media pattern over their more than two decades together.

Ice-T continues filming “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” in New York City.

