Rachel Bush has the internet in a chokehold with her latest bikini snaps.
The model and influencer, who is married to Bills safety Jordan Poyer, shared a topless photo of herself sunbathing while in Mykonos recently, according to a post on her Instagram Story.
“Your personal fav spots in Mykonos!” Bush asked her 4.1 million followers.
The 25-year-old brunette was lounging in a pool on her stomach in one photo, which showed her sun-kissed behind in a tiny thong bikini bottom.
Another snap featured Bush catching rays in the water.
Her trip to Greece came after she and Poyer attended a wedding in Malibu in June, followed by some R&R in Hawaii.
Bush — whose outspoken tweets have made her one of the most-followed NFL WAGs — is a regular at Poyer’s games, where she’s usually decked out in Bills gear.
Bush has taken to social media to defend last year’s AFC East champions on many occasions, both on and off the field.
The model was particularly passionate about the NFL’s vaccine policy in 2021 and made it clear on Twitter that she’s against vaccines.
Bush also supported former Bills receiver Cole Beasley, who chose not to get vaccinated.
More recently, Bush was vocal on Twitter after Poyer’s charity golf tournament that had been scheduled to take place on July 10 at one of Donald Trump’s courses was canceled.
“Unfortunately, we were sadly surprised by negative comments by some individuals trying to make this a political battle and continue to divide our community,” a statement said in part at the time.
In a since-deleted tweet, Bush said it was not Poyer’s decision to cancel the event.
“Let’s be very clear,” she wrote. “Jordan did not cancel his event. We will always stand proudly with our beliefs and hold true to them. Publicly.
“And we can easily spend our own money to fund the tournament. It wasn’t about that. Tournament will be at same spot next year. Trump’s course.”
In 2021, Poyer said the game of golf saved his life after struggling with alcohol addiction for many years.
That same year, Poyer was named a first-team All-Pro for the first time after allowing only 13 catches on 28 targets for 61 yards and zero touchdowns to go with five interceptions and an opponent passer rating of 13.7.
In March, the Bills brought Poyer back on a two-year contract, which will run through the 2024 season.
The Pro Bowl safety, who joined the Bills in 2017, has been one of the best defensive players in the league over the last several seasons.