Maren Morris is still bringing the heat in her tiny bikini even though the seasons may have changed.
The country star shared an eye-catching carousel featuring herself donning a fiery black bikini during her overseas trip to Bali.
The singer completed her look with dark shades while enjoying an iced coffee poolside.
Her carousel featured Maren visiting a waterfall, meditating, making silver jewelry, taking a plane ride, and visiting a rice field.
© InstagramShe captioned the post: "Not healed but healing. Thank you @rachelbeauregard + @hotyogaeastnashville for the most beautiful journey to Bali with so many new friends for life, and it's not over yet."
Fans loved the photo set and flocked to the comments to show support for the singer's healing journey.
One person wrote: "This looks like an amazing trip!" A second follower added: "So very proud of you."
A third fan commented: "She's thriving," while another person wrote: "So happy to see this journey for you."
© InstagramMaren got divorced in January 2024 from her husband Ryan Hurd, with whom she shares their son Hayes, born in 2020, and the two continue to co-parent.
Last year she opened up to People about her healing journey, which she put on display in her album Dreamsicle.
She revealed: "It's a very intimate record, very vulnerable, not the easiest to make — so the fact that people are receiving it this well and healing from my healing is really special, to get to see the live form of that place now."
© InstagramOne of the vulnerable lyrics from the title track goes: "I overthink a moment right down to the minutе / Will I ever enjoy anything whilе I'm standin' in it?"
She shared: "That lyric particularly hits us all. It's definitely an understated song, but I think that it just centered the record in my brain and kind of encapsulated — well, my whole life, but the last few years, just being tougher with personal events and professional changes and then coming out the other side and being able to make, truly, the record I wanted to make and say what I wanted to say without putting a film over it."
© InstagramAll of Maren's songs come from a personal space, and resonate with fans like a page from her diary.
The singer explained: "It's not like a concept record; to me, there's no delineation from my life. It's all a little too real, but I like [expletive] like that because it makes me feel connected to what I’m writing."
