Khloe Kardashian has been ordered to 'put her clothes back on' by furious fans after sharing a racy bikini photo after the Queen's death.
The mum-of-two took to her Instagram page to post the revealing snap which sparked backlash from followers.
The 38-year-old looked stunning as she posed by her pool in a skimpy light blue bikini.
Khloe showed off her toned physique while covering her face with her phone.
While leaving little to the imagination, Khloe let her blonde hair fall behind her shoulders as she captioned the snap: "A few weeks ago….."
However some fans of the star weren't happy with the post which came soon after Queen Elizabeth II's death.
One follower wrote: "The Queen just passed away. Go put your clothes back on."
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As a second commented: "The world is mourning the Queen and she posts this…"
Another said: "It’s the Queen’s day," while a fourth wrote: "The Queen Elizabeth has passed away!"
However, Khloe also received multiple positive comments on the post.
Following the Queen's death on Thursday 8 September 2022, Khloe penned her own tribute which she shared on her Instagram stories.
She wrote: "It's a sad day for the United Kingdom, the commonwealth, and the world.
"All of us should admire the Queen's exemplary sense of duty and her commitment to her people. Such an incredible woman and an inspiration to us all, she will always be remembered as someone who lead with dignity, grace and nobility over her 70 years as Queen."
She added: "There is so much change in our world, and to have the Queen as a constant presence, to me, always brought a sense of comfort and peace. She truly graced the world and there will never be another like her."
Khloe then shared her condolences to those affected: "All of my love and prayers are with The Queen's family, and my sympathies are with the British people and the Commonwealth. God bless the Queen and may she Rest In Peace. She is with her Prince now."
Queen Elizabeth II passed away aged 96 at Balmoral Castle following a 70 year reign.
She was Britain's longest reigning monarch and has been succeeded by her son King Charles III, formerly known as Prince Charles.
The United Kingdom is now in a period of mourning which will continue until the Queen's funeral which will take place on Monday 19 September.
There will also be a period of royal mourning which will continue until seven days after the funeral.
The Queen will lie in state in Westminster which it has been warned could bring queues of 30 hours of mourners waiting to see the Queen.
However, it is thought the four-and-a-half day vigil could bring a five mile queue including 750,000 mourners.
You can leave your tributes to Queen Elizabeth II here
