ASHLEY Harkleroad has teased her growing online fanbase with a sultry mirror selfie.
The former tennis pro, 38, showed off her stunning physique as she posed for a daring underboob snap.
Instagram @ashleyharkleroadAshley Harkleroad has wowed fans with her latest sultry mirror selfie[/caption]
Instagram/ashleyharkleroadThe former tennis pro spent 12 years on the circuit[/caption]
Instagram/ashleyharkleroadIn 2008 she became the first active tennis player to pose for Playboy magazine[/caption]
Harkleroad turned pro in 2000 and enjoyed a successful twelve-year tennis career.
She won 8 ITF singles titles and boasts a proud singles win-loss ratio of 213–140.
Since retiring in 2012, Harkleroad has stayed in the sport and worked as an analyst for the Tennis Channel.
The Los Angeles native has also kickstarted a modeling career, appearing on the front cover of Playboy.
She sparked controversy in 2008 as the first active tennis player to pose topless for the iconic magazine.
Ashley boasts over 125,000 followers on Instagram alone and often pushes the boundaries of the social network with her cheeky snaps.
Harkleroad’s recent revealing update saw her showing off her washboard abs as she rocked a tiny green crop top.
Fans were quick to comment on the clip, with one gasping: “Super woman.”
Another said: “Lookin’ so good!!”
While a third joked: “Game set match!”
And a fourth added: “Always a big fan. Wish you had played more, but you are killing it as a wife and mom. You Rock!”
Harkleroad reached a peak singles ranking of 39 in the world during the 2003 season.
She also enjoyed a career-best doubles quarter-final in the 2007 US Open.
Ashley is married to former ATP pro Chuck Adams and the pair have two children.
Speaking about her 2008 Playboy shoot, Harkleroad said: “I thought about it, and it was something that I did.
“I’m proud of my body. I was representing a female athlete’s body.”
Instagram/ashleyharkleroadHarkleroad boasts more than 125,000 fans on Instagram[/caption]
Instagram/ashleyharkleroadShe retired from tennis in 2012 after a twelve-year career[/caption]