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KISS me! Gene Simmons' daughter Sophie displays her curves in thong bikini as she cuddles up to her boyfriend in Hawaii

Published: 06:28 BST, 20 September 2013 Updated: 06:39 BST, 20 September 2013

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She was left heartbroken when she was eliminated from The X Factor USA last year but Sophie Tweed-Simmons looked as if she didn’t have a care in the world in Maui, Hawaii on Thursday. Pendant drop in liquid paint.

The aspiring singer, whose parents are KISS singer Gene Simmons and former Playboy model Shannon Tweed donned a skimpy thong bikini to frolic with her boyfriend Christopher James in the sea.

The two-piece showed off onetime reality star's assets and Christopher looked happy to have them on display.

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Cheeky: Gene Simmons' daughter Sophie Tweed-Simmons looked as if she didn't have a care in the world as she frolicked in the water in Hawaii with her boyfriend on Thursday

The couple are in Hawaii with some friends for a week, with Sophie excitedly tweeting on Wednesday about her seven day paradise.

She wrote, ‘Hawaii I can almost taste you! #Maui #1DayAway #7DayParadise @neacebs @ChristopherJ_5 @rachelkove @BreStangeland’

Glowing: The former X Factor contestant couldn't keep the smile off her face as she enjoyed a sun soaked break with her boyfriend

Christopher too couldn’t contain his excitement, posting an Instagram picture of his holdall including his passport and a book for the plane journey.

Last year, Sophie, 21, stepped out of the spotlight of her famous dad and into her very own during auditions for The X Factor USA.


Busting out: Sophie's bikini top struggled to contain her considerable cleavage but she didn't seem to care

The daughter of the 64-year-old KISS rocker wowed all four judges, including Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, L.A. Reid and Simon Cowell.

She was desperate to be voted through to the next round of the TV talent show on her own abilities, and not because of her hugely successful father.

Confident: Sophie took to the beach in a thong bikini and the aspiring singer was happy to show off her assets

Bust a move: Sophie showed her skills are limited to singing as she danced around in the water

In an interview before her audition, Sophie said: 'My dad is Gene Simmons from KISS. I really just want to step out of being the daughter of the guy from KISS. I want to be my own person and hopefully this is the way to show the world who I am.'

But her cover was blown when Demi Lovato recognised her.

Beach babes: Sophie was also joined by a female friend as she soaked up the sun in Hawaii

The crowd loved her performance, but the judges were initially not so sure and although they put her through, she was eliminated during the competition’s boot camp round.

She later revealed her father had been nervous on her behalf.


‘Your parents can be whoever they are, but they are still going to be worried parents. He really wanted me badly to go through, and I tried to explain to him, I am not here to win a singing competition, I am here to show the world who I am, and he, being the competitive person that he is, said 'no you are going to win,' she told the Hollywood Reporter.

Sophie has insisted she won’t give up music despite her disappointment.

Young love: Sophie and her boyfriend enjoyed a laid back day in Hawaii where they made the most of the beach


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