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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey spotted with swimsuit model Flora Carter in Miami

Embattled Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey hit South Beach with a new bikini babe over the weekend — although he looked more like a shipwrecked castaway than the head of a multibillion-dollar business.

The 44-year-old online entrepreneur — who has recently battled everyone from US senators to actors such as Sacha Baron Cohen over his running of the company and its selective censorship of conservative viewpoints — was spotted strolling the sands of the Miami hotspot with swimsuit model Flora Carter on Sunday, according to exclusive photos obtained by The Post.

Dorsey, his graying beard hanging well past his chin, wore dark swim trunks and a white T-shirt at times, while his stunning companion had on an open button-down shirt over a skimpy flowered string bikini and shorts.

Jack Dorsey sporting a long beard on the beach. Pichichipixx.com / SplashNews.com
Jack Dorsey walking with Flora Carter on South Beach in Miami. Pichichipixx.com / SplashNews.com

The pair took to the waves in their suits — and cozily chatted as they walked along the Florida beach.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey soaks up the sun with stunning bikini model Flora Carter in South Beach. Pichichipixx.com / SplashNews.com

The titan of tweets was last linked to Sports Illustrated swimsuit stunner Raven Lyn Corneil. But Dorsey then sold off the mansion he bought for her in 2019 and has recently been reported to be on the market again.

Dorsey appeared relaxed Sunday, greeting fans who recognized him on the beach — and giving no hint as to the heat he’s recently taken from all sides over the business.

Jack Dorsey and Flora Carter stepping into the water at the beach. Pichichipixx.com / SplashNews.com
Model Flora Carter walking on the beach. Pichichipixx.com / SplashNews.com

Late last month, Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) demanded that Dorsey help recover deleted tweets from two current Biden administration officials that allegedly touted the “Defund the Police” movement and propagated conspiracy theories.

A few days earlier, Cohen took Dorsey to task, alleging that his social-media platform allowed horrific anti-Semitic remarks.

Dorsey also was famously forced to admit at a congressional hearing in March that Twitter made a “total mistake” by preventing users from sharing The Post’s explosive report revealing Hunter Biden’s damning emails.