Paris Jackson Goes Topless in New Instagram Photo: 'Comfortable in My Rolls'

The 19-year-old aspiring model and actress strips down to her panties in the image to promote body confidence.

Paris Jackson once again gets topless on Instagram. The daughter of the late Michael Jackson takes to the photo-sharing site to post a sexy image promoting body positivity. "comfortable in my rolls. f**k wit me," she wrote in the caption.

The 19-year-old aspiring mode and actress strips down to her gray Calvin Klein underwear in the photo, showing off her chest tattoo. She bends over slightly while sitting on a chair, strategically placing her hands to cover her breasts.

This isn't the first time Paris bares her skin on Instagram. In July, she shared a photo of her going topless while smoking a cigarette on an outdoor couch. "nudity started as a movement for 'going back to nature', 'expressing freedom', 'being healthier' and was even called a philosophy. being naked is part of what makes us human. for me it helps me feel more connected to mama gaia," she wrote in the caption.

She continued, "i'm usually naked when i garden. it's actually a beautiful thing and you don't have to make it sexual the way many hollywood stars (and the media) do. not only is your body a temple and should be worshipped as so, but also part of feminism is being able to express yourself in your own way, whether it's being conservative and wearing lots of clothes or showing yourself."

"the human body is a beautiful thing and no matter what 'flaws' you have, whether it be scars, or extra weight, stretch marks, freckles, whatever, it is beautiful and you should express yourself however you feel comfortable. if this makes some of you upset i completely understand and i encourage you to maybe no longer follow me, but i cannot apologize for this in any way," she added.

Paris also went topless to show off her chest tattoo which was freshly inked last month. She got the seven chakra signs inked down the center of her chest.

Speaking of body positivity, she once said, "Beauty is not measured by numbers, or symmetry, or shapes, or sizes, or colors, or anything like that. Beauty, true beauty, should be measured by the soul, the character, integrity, intentions and mindset of a person, what comes out of their mouth. How they believe. Their heart."