The pornographic content creator shared a series of images in a black mini bikini, and admirers loved it.

Many have praised the young woman for exhibiting what a "real" physique looks like.

One person said, "Thanks for being real."

"Yas, a true woman's body," said another.

Melbourne woman poses in urban garden in two-piece cossie in three photos.

Wet hair slicked back, she basks in the summer heat.

Dhakota's 44,000 followers claimed she looked "beautiful" in the string bikini.

"Far out," one wrote. "You're sizzling."

"Always gorgeous," said another.

OMG, so gorgeous!

The great reception comes after Dhakota told up about her secret struggle with online haters.

"I've never addressed fat shaming because I can't be f***ed," she said on Instagram. Since I was 9 years old, online trolls have called me obese.

Dhakota asked followers to "imagine" what that was like for a youngster, adding that the remarks left her "sobbing."

She said, "That's 12 years of people commenting on my physique."

"It's a shame I had to learn not to care instead of others being polite.

"This is a child learning not to care about mean people, not grown adults"

Her long post included a snapshot of a "nasty" comment written on a photo of Dhakota wearing an orange cut-out outfit before her birthday in March.

Dhakota enjoys luxurious nights out and raunchy selfies on social media.

Her gangland father was slain when she was 10 years old.

Williams was serving a 35-year sentence for murdering three men when he was killed with a bike stem.

His death came after he agreed to give police information for concessions.

Williams gave police information about unresolved murder cases.

He was a prominent figure in Melbourne's gangland conflict, which killed 36 criminals between 1998 and 2010.