IRELAND Baldwin has slammed her critics and posted another racy topless picture.
Dressed in just a pair of denim jeans, Ireland left little to the imagination as she posed for the make-up free snap and showed off her impressive collection of tattoos.
The model, 21, strategically covered her left breast as she pouted for the camera, capturing her flowing blonde hair and colourful body ink.
The upload comes just days after Ireland used social media to respond to her critics in another eye-catching pic.
Donning a beige bra and black lingerie, the daughter of Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger showed off her stomach piercing and enviable figure.
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She captioned the stunning picture: "This is who I am, take it or leave. I am not going to be body shamed for being pale or not stick thin.
"I'm not going to spend hours photoshopping my authenticity away. I'm not going to beat myself up for not looking like someone else.
"I'm not going to be told that I'm damaged goods because of my tattoos. Most days I'm self conscious, but today I love every curve and edge. Your body should be treated with the dignity and respect it deserves."
Ireland went on to tell her 345,000 followers that she will stay "as real as possible" and finished the lengthy caption by saying: "Today I hope everyone is proud of who they are and can recognise what they can accomplish!"
In recent years, Ireland has worked on improving her relationship with her famous father.
Earlier in the year Alec admitted to calling Ireland a "rude, thoughtless pig" in a voicemail when she was 11-years-old and claimed it had hurt her in a "permanent way".
The incident occurred in 2007 when Ireland didn’t answer the phone for a scheduled call with her famous father.
The 59-year-old said that his words still haunt him 10 years on and speaking on Good Morning America he said it caused a “permanent” break in his relationship with his daughter.
While they have since mended their relationship, Alec says his words will mark them forever.
He told host George Stephanopoulos: “It’s thrown in your face every day”.
He added: “There are people who admonish me or attack me and use that as a constant spearhead to do that.
“It’s a scab that never heals cause it’s being picked at all the time by other people. My daughter, that’s hurt her in a permanent way.”
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