Avril Lavigne really has extended her French Riviera bikini vacation into the realm of the 'thank you very much', with yet another romp aboard the S.S. Hottie, this time, in a lovely shade of violet, to flash her petite but sextastically tight bikini body for the benefit of oglers with telescopic lenses everywhere. While I can't actually peel my eyes from shots of this little Cannuckian diva's frontside, I must admit, my very favorite view may be the visual of her Mediterranean-doused bottomside -- oh, to be a body of water allowed to lap thy waves upon such earthly delights. Say what you will about this sk8ter girl, she vacations well. Enjoy.
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She famously had a number one hit called Girlfriend back in 2007.
And Avril Lavigne was clearly enjoying spending some quality time with her female friends on holiday in France earlier today.
Waving around a cigarette, the Canadian singer showed off her svelte figure in a strapless bright pink and blue bikini on holiday on a St Tropez yacht.The 26-year-old star was clearly enjoying herself with her friends, and there was no sign of boyfriend Brody Jenner, stepbrother to Kim, Khoe and Kourtney Kardashian.
At one point the star leapt off the yacht into the water, before dancing around the boat clutching a drink.
However, she did manage to suffer a couple of wardrobe malfunctions, with her bikini bottoms slipping down as she hauled herself out of the sea.

Avril has been dating Brody since February last year following her split with husband Deryck Whibley, a guitarist with rock band Sum 41.
The couple were married for just over three years before announcing their split in September 2009 with their divorce finalised in November 2010.
The singer says writing songs about the emotional experience helped her through the split along with confiding in her girlfriends.
'They were there for me,' she told TV Week magazine. 'It did me really good to be able to tell them everything.
'It helped me come to terms with the things that had happened.'
She added: 'It also h
elped put my feelings down in paper. It was comforting. It's always been like that for me.
'When I was a kid, I had my diary to confide everything in. Now I write songs. It really was a form of healing.'