She was struck down with Covid-19 last month.
But Australian basketball superstar Liz Cambage has well and truly bounced back.
The 30-year-old star showed off her sensational figure and racy tattoos in a hot pink bikini as she lapped up the sun in the US on Sunday.
Bounced back!
Australian basketball superstar Liz Cambage showed off her sensational figure in a hot pink bikini on Sundau after recovering from Covid-19
Liz posted a selfie of herself reclining on a chair and posing in the sexy swimsuit on Instagram.
She flashed her scorpion groin tattoos and Olympic rings thigh tattoo in the high-cut bottoms and 슬롯사이트추천 an intricate chest piece in the triangle top.
It comes after the beauty was forced into isolation after testing positive to Covid-19 back in September.
The Los Angeles Aces confirmed Liz, who is based in the United States, had been struck down by the virus.
'She is fully vaccinated, experiencing mild symptoms, and will continue to isolate until she is cleared to return to play pursuant to the protocols,' the Aces said in a statement, referencing the WNBA's Health & Safety Protocols.
Cambage currently holds the league's single-game scoring record with a 53-point performance against New York Liberty in July 2018.
Unwell: It comes after the beauty was forced into isolation after testing positive to Covid-19 back in September
The Los Angeles Aces confirmed its 30-year-old young gun, who is based in the United States, had been struck down by the virus
More recently she withdrew from the Tokyo Olympic Games, citing mental health issues.
Cambage first threatened to sit out of the Olympics in protest after taking offence to two promotional photos of athletes she said did not represent the diversity of the Australian team.
One of the images shared by Cambage was an ad from Olympic partner and underwear supplier Jockey, which featured white athletes and which she claimed was 'whitewashed'.
The other image was an Australian uniform reveal that led Cambage to say 'fake tan does not equal diversity'.
She eventually backed down and agreed to join the Australian team for Tokyo but was then plagued by reports of an on-court fight and off-court partying while attending an Opals training camp in Las Vegas.