Ivanka Trump, 44, flaunts her enviable physique in series of sizzling snaps after ditching politics. photo no 2 is eye popping, see them here…

Ivanka Trump has flaunted her enviable physique in a range of fashion–forward ensembles as she continues to embrace life away from politics.

Now she’s no longer working in public service, the First Daughter, 44, is seemingly lapping up a more laid–back lifestyle, which includes lavish vacations and baking sourdough bread.

Among a carousel of photos shared to her Instagram on Friday, Ivanka showed off her washboard stomach in black swimwear as she leaned against a palm tree.

She wore a navy blue mesh crop top with flared cuffs and a pair of matching mesh trousers over the top of her two–piece and accessorized with a simple necklace and black sunglasses.

Another snap, which was taken on the ultra–private Bahamian island in the Exuma Cays for Bettina and Donald Trump Jr’s wedding last month, saw the mother–of–three pose in a mini–dress with one hand on her hip while the other propped her up against a credenza.

Ivanka’s Donde Esteban silk dress, priced at $695, cut at such a length that she was able to showcase her toned pins.

Besides posting photos of herself, she also threw in a picture of her dad, President Donald Trump, celebrating his 80th birthday with her 14–year–old daughter Arabella.

There were also photos of her sons Joseph, 12, and Theodore, 10 – whom she shares with husband Jared Kushner – as well as a glimpse of her home baking.

‘A strong finish to spring,’ she captioned her upload. ‘Summer, we’re ready for you!’

Ivanka’s 8.7 million followers went wild for the upload and praised her good looks in the comments – gushing over her ‘style’ and ‘sophistication.’

‘But now I know how intense it is,’ she added. ‘I know that you can’t dabble, and I know that my children really need me there for them.

‘And I’m not willing to make them bear the sacrifice of serving again.’

In her father’s first term, Ivanka supported legislation combating human trafficking and developing paid family leave, among other things.

Now, she says she wants to focus on bringing change from the private sector.