Mia Khalifa sets pulses racing in a thong to celebrate Weed Day 4/20

Mia Khalifa surprised fans with her brand’s latest collection, unveiling a series of marijuana-inspired products on World Unofficial Cannabis Day.

The grown-up star set pulses racing with a series of raunchy snaps showing off her new body-worn products, including a sparkling thong adorned with cannabis leaves.

Mia, 31, said the design “meant a lot” to her as she shared the 4/20 products with her more than 26 million fans. 4/20 is slang for cannabis use and usually refers to smoking at 4:20 pm or the cannabis celebration that takes place on April 20th each year.

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Taking to Instagram, Khalifa, whose real name is Sarah Jo Chamoun, shared a series of snaps in skimpy outfits showcasing the latest products from her brand Sheytan.

She wrote: “This design means sooo much to me!!!! It felt like I was seeing a bud bloom, finally releasing it. Collection 4/2O @sheytan.world is just OTT!!!”

The post was met with the usual stream of fire emojis and compliments for the racy model. “Looks amazing,” one fan commented. “Oh my God… Don’t do this to me,” someone said. One sad: “Mia is doing goddess business again. Oh my God!”

April 20 has long been considered “weed day” around the world, and the American date is April 20. Today, the day is celebrated around the world, including at an annual event in Hyde Park in London.

During the holidays, people around the world light up a joint and come together to pay tribute to weed, a Class B drug in the UK.

With marijuana illegal in many parts of the world, not least the UK, 4/20 is meant to be part celebration and part protest against what some see as excessive drug laws.

The drug is still illegal in the UK and there are currently no plans to legalize it, making it illegal to possess, sell, distribute and grow cannabis today or any other day.

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