Can you guess which bendy babe put her flexible bod on full display in this eye-popping shot?

If her name were Lexi, you’d call her “Flexy Lexy,” but since she’s an “Addy” we’ll settle for calling her “One Flexible Baddie!”

She rose to fame on TikTok and has a love for Diet Pepsi!

Tekashi 6ix9ine‘s Florida mansion was crawling with law enforcement Wednesday … federal officers and local police raided his home — and the rapper claims they seized firearms and drugs, though he says he’s done nothing wrong.

Tekashi tells TMZ … the feds and local cops rushed the house Wednesday morning and kept him in handcuffs from 9 AM to 3 PM while they searched the place.

6ix9ine says law enforcement took DNA samples from him and turned his house upside down in search of something. He says they confiscated guns and drugs and want to see if his DNA is on the items recovered.

The Sheriff’s office says the feds confiscated items from Tekashi’s home during a “probation” check and took the items for further analysis. They also say whatever was found could not immediately be connected to 6ix9ine, so further testing is needed.

It should be noted the Sheriff’s office did not confirm Tekashi’s claim that guns and drugs were recovered during the raid.

We’re told Tekashi was NOT arrested because there was no probable cause and he was handcuffed during the raid for officer safety.

Marshawn Lynch flunked an NFL drug test in 2009 … and now the actual letter the league sent to the star running back is on the auction block!!

The auction, held by Lelands, also features a Babe Ruth signed baseball and a super valuable Michael Jordan card … and while those may ultimately sell for more cash, the Beast Mode letter is by far the most unique item.

The correspondence, dated April 13, 2009 and written on an NFL letterhead, came from Dr. Lawrence S. Brown, a medical advisor to the National Football League.

The Lynch letter has a starting bid floor of $300. Leland’s auction closes Saturday night.