Teen Mom Jade Cline shows off underboob as she nearly busts out of blue bikini on family boat trip

JADE Cline showed off her underboob in a tiny bikini that struggled to contain her as she went on a family boat trip over the weekend.

The Teen Mom star shared a series of selfies from her boating adventure.

Jade, 25, was joined on her water ride by boyfriend Sean Austin and their daughter Kloie.

She wore a tight blue bikini that couldn't cover all of her, exposing her underboob.

Jade is currently in Florida, filming the new MTV follow up Teen Mom: Legacy.

Over the weekend, Jade and costars Maci Bookout, Catelynn Lowell, and Amber Portwood all reunited for a birthday celebration for Amber.

All of the moms appeared to be traveling somewhere and took selfies to commemorate the event.

Maci made a rare appearance, as she has been keeping things low-key lately.

She and her husband, Taylor McKinney, got into real estate and have been living a camera-free life for a bit.

Maci wore her hair up in a bun and donned a gray T-shirt with a keyhole cut-out at the neck.

In a different picture, she stuck out her tongue and pretended to kiss Amber, Jade held up a peace sign, Amber rolled her eyes, and Catelynn had on a shocked expression.

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The Teen Mom stars were all together at the Westgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo in Florida, apparently for the new show.

Teen Mom: Legacy was created after Teen Mom OG and Teen Mom 2 were axed and combined into one show.

Along with Jade, Maci and Cheyenne, the spinoff will also star Catelynn, Amber, Leah Messer, Ashley Jones, and Briana DeJesus.

Kailyn Lowry and Mackenzie McKee will not appear, however.

Producers from both shows will work on Teen Mom: Legacy. Insiders noted that it's meant to be a nod to how long the women on the show have been sharing their stories.

A production source said, "Everyone agrees that the original shows have become stale and forced, with the girls desperately trying to come up with storylines.

"With this format, only the girls with actual events happening in their lives that are film-worthy will make the final cut."