Michael Strahan’s budding model daughter Sophia, 20, flaunted her toned figure in a tiny bikini.

Sophia shared a series of snaps of herself posing on the beach in Los Angeles, California, to Instagram on Monday.

She sat in the sand facing the camera in one image, while another featured her looking away as she played with her hair.

She wore a yellow and blue two-piece and minimal makeup for the outing, and she left her curly brown locks loose.

‘Not Europe!’ she captioned the carousel of photos.

Sophia, who is signed to modeling agency One Management, often flaunts her lavish lifestyle online, where she has racked up more than 47,000 followers.

She usually shares photos from glamorous getaways, visiting places like Spain, England, Mexico and the Bahamas in the last year alone.

She has already launched an impressive modeling career, posing Kim Kardashian’s brand SKIMS in August, and gracing the cover of People magazine with her dad and twin sister, Isabella, in January.

Sophia graduated from the Trinity School in New York City in 2023 and is now attending Duke University in North Carolina.

Strahan shares twins Sophia and Isabella with Jean Muggli, whom he was married to from 1999 until 2006.

He also had two children, Tanita and Michael Jr., with first wife Wanda Hutchins, who he wed in 1992 but split from in 1996.

The family faced tragedy when Isabella was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in October 2023, a shocking revelation that came just as she began her freshman year of college.

After months of grueling treatment, she was declared cancer-free the following summer.

Since then, Isabella has returned to her studies at the University of Southern California.

Despite being on opposite coasts, the twin daughters recently revealed that they’ve never been closer.

The sisters open up about their unbreakable bond – and how cancer tested it – in an upcoming book called Sisters Loved and Treasured: Stories of Unbreakable Bonds.

‘Yes, we grew up doing everything together and know everything about each other, but there have been times when we haven’t been as close. The relationship ebbs and flows. Still, you have each other’s back, no matter what,’ Sophia told People on earlier this month while promoting the book.

‘When Isabella got sick [during her first year of college], that put a lot of things into perspective,’ she added.

Isabella agreed, sharing how the diagnosis forced her to reevaluate what truly mattered.

‘It put so much into perspective. I would worry about small things and then understand, at the end of the day, they were trivial. It made me realize how special my relationships with my family are.’