CBS host Amanda Balionis left fans stunned after posing in a bikini in the pool.
Balionis is enjoying a trip away with friends.
The CBS Sports reporter boasts 350,000 followers[/caption]
She often covers golf[/caption]
Fans loved her look and showered her with compliments[/caption]
Balionis came under fire last month following an interview with Rickie Fowler[/caption]
One close pal, Cosette Chaput, shared a photo of the presenter in a swimming pool, and fans loved the look.
Balionis wore a tiny blue bikini as she chilled out on an inflatable dog, drink in hand.
She captioned the post: “The only summer vibes I’m here for.”
The CBS presenter often captures the attention of fans with her glamorous outfits.
One follower called her “flawless” and she has previously been called “beautiful” and “stunning”.
Balionis also grabbed headlines for the wrong reason after fans called for her to be axed at the end of last month.
The 38-year-old came under fire following an interview with Rickie Fowler at the Charles Schwab Challenge.
A number of golf fans had aimed disrespectful and hateful comments at the experienced pro after the interview was aired.
And the vile abuse led to CBS making the decision NOT to post clips of the Fowler interview on their social media accounts too.
Balionis later shared some of the criticism she had received, including calls for her to be fired and comments calling her “horrendous”.
She did receive some messages of supporters, which she showed gratitude for.
She wrote on Instagram: “[I] also did not expect so many amazing messages after my trolling story… Thanks for the reminder that this place can be full of amazing and positive people.”
Balionis had previously shown a display of her strength by refusing to back down to her trolls and vowing to remain herself.
She wrote last month: “When we talk about being you instead of trying to be what you think others perceive as ‘perfect’ or ‘good enough’.
“Here is an example of how the latter is simply an impossible and draining task.
“You’re always going to be ‘too something’ for somebody.
“It’s a lot easier to be yourself and figure out what feedback is actually worth listening to (spoiler: it’s never the trolls you don’t know) rather than trying to be what everyone else wants.
“Nobody wants the same thing and you’ll end up turning yourself into an unrecognizable pretzel.
“Okay, that’s all. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk that absolutely nobody asked for.”
