Dhakota Williams has been enjoying a holiday away soaking up the sun in Malta.

The gangland heiress-turned-OnlyFans star showed off her incredible figure in an Instagram post on Monday.

The 21-year-old left little to the imagination as she posed in a skimpy green bikini as she lazed in a banana chair.

'His new obsession,' she wrote teasingly in the caption alongside the images, which showed her soaking up the sun while wearing Versace wraparound sunglasses.

The brunette beauty appeared to go makeup free for the outing and finished her look with a gold belly chain.

Dhakota Williams (pictured) has been enjoying a holiday away soaking up the sun in Malta

The gangland heiress-turned-OnlyFans star showed off her incredible figure in an Instagram post on Monday

The 21-year-old left little to the imagination as she posed in a skimpy green bikini as she lazed in a banana chair

Dhakota joined OnlyFans in August and her mother Roberta soon followed.

The pair recently discussed their foray into the sex industry with The Daily Telegraph, revealing they had 'no choice' due to their infamous history.

'I can't get a normal job like anyone else,' Roberta told the publication.

Meanwhile, Dhakota said she'd been thinking about joining for some time before finally pulling the trigger.

'Mum gave me the courage to do it. There is no shame in owning your femininity,' she declared.

Dhakota joined OnlyFans in August and her mother Roberta soon followed

The pair recently discussed their foray into the sex industry with The Daily Telegraph, revealing they had 'no choice' due to their infamous history

The duo recently starred in a live show where they delved into their life with infamous underworld figure Carl - Robert's late husband and Dhakota's father.

The show, titled My Life Our Life, is described on the Eventbrite website as 'Roberta and Dhakota Williams talking about Life Before Carl, with Carl, and Now.'

Dhakota was nine-years-old when her father, drug kingpin Carl, was bludgeoned to death at Barwon Prison by fellow inmate Matthew Charles Johnson in 2010.

The hitman, whose life was made famous by the TV series Underbelly, had been jailed for 35 years in 2007 for ordering the murders of three rivals, and more time for conspiring to kill a fourth.

Carl wrote several long letters to his wife and others from jail in the months before he was murdered, that have since been made into the book Life Sentence.

The couple married in 2001 and were still husband and wife at the time of his death in 2010.