Madison Beer flaunts her midriff in olive-green crop top as she continues to give her support for Black Lives Matter protests and rallies
She has been posting protest photos along with her support for Black Lives Matter over the last couple of weeks, following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
And on Wednesday Madison Beer was back at it again, sharing the locations of the day’s protests and rallies in the Los Angeles region.
She also appeased some of her adoring 19.3 million Instagram followers by sharing a photo of herself flaunting her midriff in an olive-green crop top.
Revealing: Madison Beer, 21, appeased some of her 19.3 million Instagram followers by flaunting her midriff in an olive-green crop top on Instagram on Wednesday
The spaghetti-strap top also helped showcase her amazingly-toned petite figure.
In the snap, she can be seen standing to her right with a pouty look on her face.
The pop star, 21, is also wearing faded denim blue jeans and has a black floral purse over her left shoulder.
The New York native has her brown tresses styled long but with the front part of her hair pulled back off her face.
Blast from recent past: Beer’s revealing photo appears to be a part of a series she shared on Instagram back on May 25
Reach for the stars: The pop star is also wearing faded denim blue jeans and has a black floral purse over her left shoulder.
Beer’s revealing photo appears to be a part of a series she shared on Instagram back on May 25 that was captioned: ‘It’s a cruel world.’
In two of the other photos she had her arms raised in the air while standing outside in front of some small trees.
There’s also a selfie of herself as she posed next to some purses hanging on a wall and some cloths hanging in a closet.
The singer has participated in a number of Black Lives Matter protests throughout Southern California, including one in Hollywood on Monday which saw her posing with a sign taking a knee on top of a black Range Rover.
Selfie time: There’s also a selfie of herself as she posed next to some purses hanging on a wall and some cloths handing in a closet
She ended up being accused of staging a photo op, otherwise known as ‘performative activism’, during the demonstration.
Beer quickly shot down the criticism in a response to a Twitter follower.
‘The photoshoot rumors are wildly untrue. i have been protesting for days,’ she explained.
‘This is not and never was a photo op it is me standing with a movement and getting out there to spread a message i believe in. that is all.’
She also posted a screenshot from the photographer’s Instagram in which he denied being hired by Beer.
All in! Beer has been posting protest photos along with her support for Black Lives Matter over the last couple of weeks, following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis