Carmen Electra has shared a series of racy topless photographs taken during a late summer balcony breakfast in Berlin, Germany.
The 54-year-old model and actress uploaded the images on Friday to her 2.4 million Instagram followers, captioning the post "breakfast in Berlin" alongside strawberry and banana emojis.
In the lead photograph, Electra wore a turquoise and yellow lingerie ensemble with her top pulled down, using two pineapple slices to cover her chest for the social media site. She wore her blonde hair down and parted, paired with a light layer of makeup.
Electra posed in front of an outdoor dining table set with a number of delicacies for her morning meal. The spread included a fruit platter with bananas, peaches, strawberries, and grapes, alongside tarts, doughnuts, and a bottle of Coca-Cola, enjoying a strawberry off the platter during the shoot.
Representatives for Electra have been contacted by the Daily Mail for further comment regarding the post.
Berlin, where the photos were taken, is the capital city of Germany, known for its historic landmarks and cultural history.
Playboy return and social media approach
The new images follow an interview Electra gave to Fox News Digital earlier this month, where she commemorated her return to Playboy magazine for its summer edition. Electra first appeared in the pages of the publication in 1996.
Playboy, founded in Chicago in 1953 by Hugh Hefner, grew into one of the world's most recognizable men's entertainment brands during the late twentieth century.
Speaking to Fox News Digital, Electra discussed her experimental mindset when posting content on social media platforms like Instagram, which is owned by technology company Meta Platforms.
"Look, sometimes I'm trying different things on my Instagram page," Electra said. "Not everyone's going to love those things, and you might not get as many likes. But you turn around and, boom, my fans are there."
Reflections on aging and mindset
Electra also shared her perspective on aging, urging fans not to let external opinions dictate their confidence.
"Don't let anyone tell you you're too old," Electra said in the interview. "That's a myth. You are living your own life. You're not living your life for other people. And, honestly, if you're manifesting that, that's what it's going to be for you."
She noted that manifestation involves changing one's thought process through daily self-affirmations.
"You have to start telling yourself every morning, 'I'm beautiful. I'm good enough. I look great. I'm pretty.' Whatever it is that you want to be, you can be that," she said.
Electra pointed to her past study of Buddhism, an ancient Eastern philosophy focused on mindfulness and spiritual development, as a key foundation of her current mindset.
"I remember one book talked about your inner child and never losing your inner child," she said. "And I've always been a bit childish. So, I always thought, 'I'm not going to lose it.' I never want to lose that, and I'm not going to."
She added that maintaining a youthful spirit is common among long-standing figures in entertainment. "And I think the people who are older than me, who are still in this business and who I think are beautiful, have a youthful spirit. And people will love you for being who you really, truly are," she noted.
Past marriages and television career
Electra first achieved widespread international recognition in the late 1990s when she joined the cast of the popular television drama series Baywatch. The series, which chronicled the lives of lifeguards along California and Hawaii beaches, became one of the most watched shows in global broadcast history.
Electra joined the main cast for season eight in 1997-1998, playing Hawaiian lifeguard Lani McKenzie, a character who aspired to be a professional dancer.
Her early television fame was accompanied by intense public scrutiny regarding her high-profile personal relationships.
Electra famously married former National Basketball Association standout Dennis Rodman in late 1998. Rodman, a Hall of Fame defensive specialist known for his championships with the Chicago Bulls and Detroit Pistons, initially sought to annul the marriage before Electra filed divorce papers in April 1999.
Four years later, Electra wed rock guitarist Dave Navarro in 2003. Navarro gained fame as the lead guitarist for alternative rock band Jane's Addiction and later performed with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The couple separated in 2006 and finalized their divorce in 2007.
Work and personal confidence
Reflecting on her current life, Electra said she feels at her "most confident" when she is busy working, noting that she has "been working a lot" recently.
This year, Electra appeared in the film Scary Movie, part of the hit comedy film franchise spoofing popular horror movies, as well as the television series Dear Killer Nannies: Criado por sicarios.
She expressed that her enthusiasm for her career has not waned over time, describing herself as "really happy" when occupied with projects.
"It's weird; you would think that by now I'd be over it," Electra said. "But I'm just not. I love it. And the more I work, the more confident I feel."
Addressing her current relationship status, Electra confirmed she is single but remains focused on her work. "When I'm in love, I feel confident. But I don't have someone in my life right now. But I'm still confident because I'm working," she said.
