Lisa Rinna is starting the new year with a spark.
The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum wished her followers a happy New Year on Tuesday by sharing an Instagram photo of herself completely sans clothes.
She left little to the imagination by covering up tiny portions of her chest with animated sparklers and covered down there with a dancing cat emoji.
Rinna only wore a thin bracelet on her right wrist and went makeup-free for the revealing snapshot.
However, she dressed up the photo by adding some festive animated stickers that read, “Fresh Start” and “100% Fun,” plus a graphic showing 2023 changing into 2024.
“HAPPY NEW YEAR! 2024 STARTING IT OFF FRESH 🌼🎉🥳🎊🥂☺️,” she captioned the head-turning pic.
It seems that the “Melrose Place” actress posted the same photo back in July — but that didn’t stop fans from getting into a debate over whether or not it was an appropriate way to start the new year.
“Look inside yourself and ask yourself why you feel the need to share intimate pictures of yourself on Instagram,” one unenthused user suggested.
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“I’m willing to bet Audrey Hepburn look this good naked as well at her age. Strangely, she never felt the need to show us,” another slammed.
A third disappointed commenter wrote, “Girl, nobody needs to see your nude body for the 600th time 😂.”
However, she was met with praise from some fans, with one writing, “its horribly sad the amount of women verbally beating down one of our own who ACTUALLY FEELA GOOD IN HER OWN SKIN??!?!! THIS IS WHAT WE WANT!!!”
“Happy New Year, Queen! You’re slaying already. Bodies are beautiful!” another added.
The sizzling snap came not too long after Playboy resurfaced racy photos of Rinna from her May 2009 cover shoot.
She also posed nude for the magazine in September 1998 while pregnant with her now 25-year-old daughter, Delilah Belle Hamlin.
As for what’s on her 2024 agenda, Rinna will likely be working hard on her Rinna Beauty line, her upcoming acting gigs and more.
“People know I’m a hustler. They don’t question that,” she told Page Six exclusively in October.
“They may question other s—t, but they don’t question my work ethic.”