HOT PICK American Pickers’ Danielle Colby reveals bare butt in thong bikini and posts then hastily deletes NSFW caption

AMERICAN Pickers star Danielle Colby has shown off her bare butt by wearing a thong bikini in a new post – but has quickly deleted her not-safe-for-work caption.

The body-positive History Channel star is never afraid to show off her curves in revealing snaps.

Danielle, 47, took to Instagram to post an up-close snap of her exposed bum.

She wore a tiny black bikini bottom that showed off the tattoos on the sides of her thighs and back.

In the snap, Danielle placed both of her hands on her butt cheeks.

The American Pickers star stood half-submerged in a body of water.

Her original caption on the post read: “Happy hump day!

“I have been so happy to be home with my family but I am definitely ready to be back in the ocean.”

Soon after posted, she updated the caption and it now reads: “Sometimes you just have to grab life by the horns… or butt?”

Danielle added: “See the full photo set on Patreon.”

Patreon is a membership platform that helps creators and artists promote their materials.

‘HUMP DAY’
Earlier this week, Danielle posted more revealing photos from the same shoot.

In the post, Danielle revealed that she was at home in Puerto Rico – far from the show’s usual filming location in the Iowa and Nashville Antique Archeology stores.

Danielle rested on her elbows wearing a black bikini.

Elaborate tattoos on her arms, hands, and shoulders were on full display.

The burlesque dancer showed off her curves by raising her butt out of the water.

MOVING ON?
While Danielle has been delighting her fans with steamy pics, American Pickers has been struggling with show ratings.

On top of this news, The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed her co-star Mike Wolfe, 59, and his brother Robbie may be ready to call it quits soon.

A pal of Mike’s exclusively told The U.S. Sun: “I don’t know how long the show will last. I don’t know how long Mike and Robbie want to do this. I think they would like to retire at some point. It’s been 12 years.

“It’s a strain on your life. They’ve done this a long time. When they’re around it’s, ‘Ah we’re on the road again. I ain’t got time to do this, I ain’t got time to do that.’

“It’s a love-hate like with any job. Some days you don’t wish you had that job and you could do whatever you wanted. Some days you’re all excited about your job.”