Michelle Obama rocks a white-hot bikini in Miami

Michelle Obama drew a crowd on the beach in Miami wearing a white bikini top and matching cut-off shorts.

The former FLOTUS was photographed Saturday strolling barefoot on the sand at the Surf Club at the Four Seasons wearing a white string bikini top, distressed denim shorts, a white, sheer coverup, gold hoop earrings, and her hair pushed back with a patterned bandana.

The 53-year-old was trailed by an entourage, including members of the Secret Service, former White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, and 19-year-old daughter Malia, who wore black bikini bottoms and a $39 cropped, camel-colored sweatshirt from Out From Under.

The family reportedly dined that night at steakhouse Prime 112 before leaving town.

In a new Netflix special called My Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman that premiered Friday, Barack Obama revealed that vacation was his top priority after leaving office.

“I took Michelle on a holiday because I missed my wife. We had not hung out, so we spent days and had a wonderful time,” Obama told Letterman of his and Michelle’s February trip to the British Virgin Islands, where the couple was joined by billionaire Richard Branson.

In April, the Obamas relaxed on David Geffen’s 450-foot yacht near the French Polynesian island of Moorea (along with Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, and Bruce Springsteen), where Barack played “Instagram Husband” by snapping pics of his wife on his iPad.

The Obamas also took a May trip to Tuscany, where Michelle showed off her famous biceps in a lavender one-shoulder blouse from Teija, which she paired with white, distressed jeans.

And in September, Michelle was spotted boarding a yacht in Mallorca, Spain, wearing a white camisole, a blue-and-white wrap skirt with a thigh-high slit, and carrying a $60 straw Madewell bag.

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