My neighbors got so sick of seeing me scantily clad in a bikini that they built a huge wall – now my pool is private

A WOMAN decided to see the positive side of her neighbor’s offensive actions.

They built a huge wall because they were so sick of seeing her scantily clad in a bikini.

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But she feels they’ve done her a huge favor as now the pool area is private, away from their prying eyes.

Nicole (@bikininicole) was reporting on the development next door from her pool, wearing one of her tiny bikinis and wearing a wry smile.

In most of Nicole’s TikTok posts, she wears a wardrobe of bikinis of all colors and patterns.

Her platform has proved popular with over 11,000 followers and another 104,000 likes, where she promises her fans that she will be “good, I promise”.

But her popularity didn’t go down well with her neighbors, and they responded by erecting a huge fence.

“When my neighbors got so sick of seeing me scantily clad, they built a giant wall,” she wrote.

She was standing waist-high in a swimming pool, wearing a tiny bikini and a baseball cap on her head to protect her eyes from the sun.

Nicole held a water bottle in one hand and looked over at the new privacy fence. “It’s a true story,” she said.

A fan asked if there was a backstory to the sad saga, to which Nicole replied: “[They] I’m just sick of seeing us lol.”

But this cheeky lady admitted “sometimes”. [wearing] significantly less” at times.

As shouts riddled with profanities echoed from behind the fence, a very calm Nicole pronounced her verdict on the cordon.

“I hope you think it’s better. Positive energy.”

Commentators were puzzled as to the reasons the fence was erected in the first place.

“Your neighbors just don’t recognize pure beauty when it’s right next door,” gushed one fan.

Nicole liked this viewer’s perspective: “Win-win. Free privacy and more privacy for you.”

“Wow, if I were your neighbor I would build a lookout tower and watch your beautiful body all day long,” was this guy’s opinion.

The last commenter said they did her a favor: “Thank them for the privacy fence.”

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