Christina Aguilera revealed the cover of her upcoming album "Lotus" on Twitter Friday where she posed nude with nothing but a giant-sized lotus.
It was only few weeks ago when Christina Aguilera left her fans speechless and begging for more as she released the cover of her new single "Your Body."
In the shot, Aguilera posed naked with a sheer pink sheet wrapped tightly around her accentuating her curves perfectly.
And now, the singer seems to have removed the sheer sheet too. Aguilera posed totally naked for the cover of her November releasing album "Lotus" and revealed the cover to her fans through the social networking site Twitter.
Along with the picture, she tweeted, "LOTUS album cover. Here it is! Album out Nov. 13. XoXtina."
On the cover picture, Aguilera stands naked in the middle of a lotus flower with her long platinum blonde hair covering her breasts. A bright light strategically covers her lower half.
"I've been through a lot since the release of my last album, being on (The Voice), having had a divorce," the "Your Body" singer told the Associated Press. "This is all sort of a free rebirth for me."
When Aguilera has released a teaser to her single last month she tweeted, "Be sure to watch The Voice on Monday to see a special clip of the music video!" The entire album titled Lotus, she revealed will release this November.
"Album title: Lotus. Representing an unbreakable flower that survives under the hardest conditions and still thrives," she wrote, adding, "There will be a 'Lotus' intro to set the tone for the whole record. Conceptually I didn't target one particular sound/genre. Self expression and freedom [are album themes]. The album represents a rebirth for me."
The disc's debut single is "so good, I hate her for it!" Aguilera's fellow "Voice" mentor Adam Levine, 33, recently told Us Weekly.
"If you love [my 2002 hit song] 'Fighter,' you're going to love my new album," she tells the October issue Lucky. "As a 31-year-old woman, I've been uncovering my independence, and it's been really fun to explore in the new songs."
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