Christina Aguilera, 43, poses for rare photo with her mini-me daughter Summer Rain, nine

Christina Aguilera shared a rare photo of herself posing with her two kids and fiancé Matt Rutler.

The 90s pop princess, 43 —  who has continued to fuel Ozempic use rumors — took to her Instagram page to show off some highlights from her exotic getaway.

There were also some 'unseen' images in her Wednesday photo dump. 

In one snap, we see the Genie in a Bottle hitmaker put her arms around her son Max Liron, 16, and daughter Summer Rain, nine as she smiled beside her 39-year-old soon-to-be husband.

She also shared a sweet snap of herself sitting atop the businessman's shoulders as he carried her around during their trip.

'Unseen bits,' she penned in the caption. 

In another flick, fans see the blonde beauty pet an alpaca while dressed in a white distressed gown with black bows in her braided hair. 

She also shared an image of herself posing up a storm on a boat while modeling a cargo maxi-skirt and white tank top.

In true Christina fashion, the singer flaunted her famous curves in a pool photo, in which she donned a blue one-piece suit with her hair in a bun.

The Beautiful songstress also revealed that she attended one of pop star Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour shows.

She was showing off her VIP badge with an image of the Bed Chem singer wearing skimpy lingerie.

She put on a Y2K chic look wearing a matching tracksuit while holding two flip phones to her ears.

The five-time GRAMMY award winning singer wrapped the snaps with a full glam look of herself modeling a very risqué, backless gown that teased her side-boob and bum. 

This comes after Aguilera said she was 'frustrated' by fame.

The star has been known around the world since she was in her late teens but almost three decades into her music career has insisted that fame has 'never been the goal' and that she only wants to share 'love and creativity' with her work.

She told Paper magazine: 'I have a really good sense of humor about myself. At the end of the day, I don't take myself and fame so seriously.

'I'm in it for the love and the creativity, and how I can connect and hopefully spread messages.

'But as far as the fame itself, it's never been the goal. That's the most frustrating part for me: having to over give myself when I'm such a private person, especially with this age of social media.

'Everybody wants something of you.

The 'Beautiful' songstress - who appeared on 'The Mickey Mouse Club' in the early 1990s alongside Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake before launching a pop career with 'Genie in a Bottle' in 1999 - became aware early on in showbusiness that she could never truly 'strive for complete perfection' and doesn't want to come across as too polished anyway.

Christina - who has Max,16, with ex-husband Jordan Bratman, and Summer, 10 with her fiance Matt Ruttler - added: 'But having such a history in the business, I learned very early on that it's impossible to strive for complete perfection and to please every single person in every way. I am a perfectionist, but there's an element of being raw that I love with live performing.

'Being too strategic loses the element of living in the moment as an artist. I'm a weird juxtaposition of things, but now more than ever I get comfortable with the idea of letting go. And you have to be an example to your kids, too. You can't fall apart, s***gonna happen, things are gonna get messy. So I try to keep a positive headspace for them.'