Brooks Nader let it all hang out in front of her parents.
The model, 29, ditched her top during a family getaway in Sardinia, Italy, on Sunday in pics obtained by Page Six. Brooks’ family — including her mom, Holland, and her dad, Breaux — looked unfazed as she bared her breasts aboard a luxurious yacht.
Her sister Sarah Jane, 24, was also spotted on the trip and the two were snapped joyfully looking at Brooks’ phone. The family appeared to be in good spirits, flashing big smiles.
At one point, the Sports Illustrated model jumped into the ocean, wearing nothing but skimpy white crochet bottoms.
The Nader family also enjoyed a glam lunch at the exclusive La Scogliera restaurant in La Maddalena, an upscale cliffside beach club and seafood restaurant on the Amalfi Coast. Brooks changed into a chic floor-length white halter dress for the occasion.
Her other two younger sisters — Mary Holland, 27, and Grace Ann, 25 — didn’t appear to be part of the family’s Italian getaway.
The “Love Thy Nader” star is definitely swimsuit ready as she just wrapped filming the “Baywatch” reboot, stepping into the iconic high-cut red swimsuit alongside influencers Noah Beck and Livvy Dunn. The show is scheduled to release in January 2027.
The original “Baywatch” aired from 1989 to 1999 and made superstars out of David Hasselhoff, Pamela Anderson, Carmen Electra, and Nicole Eggert.
Interestingly enough, despite Brooks boldly going without a top in front of her parents, she shared back in May that she wasn’t even allowed to wear a bikini growing up.
“Well, they’re pumped about ‘Baywatch’ because it’s a one-piece [swimsuit] — we weren’t allowed to wear two-piece bikinis growing up,” Nader told Fox News Digital. “So they’re like, ‘You’re following the family rules. You’re wearing a one-piece [swimsuit]. So, we’re all good.’”
She also named Anderson, 59, as her idol.
“Pamela Anderson was the muse of all muses, and she’s been on my vision board forever,” she gushed. “So, we’re going to pay homage to Pam and all the muses of ‘Baywatch’ to the best of our ability. Big shoes to fill. Huge,”
