Kaley Cuoco proved popular enough to land a spot on the Guilty Pleasures Instagram last week, with the photo coming as a throwback of her modeling pulled-down Daisy Dukes and a plunging corset. The Big Bang Theory star, who is more into conservative dressing following the 2023 arrival of daughter Matilda, upped the ante in this snap, one thrilling fans. 

Kaley, who was likely under 25 at the time of the photo, sizzled in a braless, fitted corset in black, going itty-bitty in a teeny pair of denim shorts that she was kind of yanking down. The Guilty Pleasures Instagram, known for posting hot shots of celebrities, has also featured the likes of singer Christina Aguilera, actress Sydney Sweeney, and supermodel Candice Swanepoel.

Scroll for the photo. Leaning forward while accentuating her enhanced assets, Kaley stunned in a fitted, waist-flaunting corset in paneled black.

Ditching the bra while flashing her curves, the sitcom star sizzled in her strapless look, one she teamed with minuscule denim shorts, which she pulled down.

Kaley, who pouted a little while parting her lips, sent out total bombshell vibes in her sexy two-piece, one flaunting her killer legs and her enviable waistline. The mom of one also sported her luscious locks down and a little waved, completing her look with flattering matte makeup. 

Meanwhile, a gold pendant necklace falling around Kaley's chest further enhanced her curves. The actress has admitted to having had a boob job at the age of 18, something she's said she has no regrets about.

Kaley showed off her rock-hard abs in this pre-pandemic photo, proving that her workout sessions were paying off as she stripped to a spandex look. Modeling a strappy, low-cut sports bra from Goldsheep, the TV favorite sizzled with her light hair down, drawing the eye to her impossibly toned abs.

"I remind myself that it's just an hour of my day, and like eating, it's important for my body and my heart," Kaley has revealed about her workout mentality as a mom. She added: "And you never leave a workout and go, 'I wish I didn't do that.'"