The Sun says that the 26-year-old has posted a series of bare-all shots on the site, but they’ve been repeatedly removed.
But every time they do, Caitlin automatically replaces it with another, fearlessly flashing her breasts and bottom.
A friend close to the Reign actor says: “She’s pissed that Instagram keep deleting her shots”.
She captioned one photo — where she shows her bare breasts — with the words, “Keep trying me, ‘gram”.
“It’s because they have nudity in them. Every time they do it, she puts up a new one to replace it.”
She takes no notice and will not follow rules. “It’s only a matter of time before her account gets suspended or deleted.”
Caitlin is fast becoming notorious for her risque pictures, which she also posts on her own feminist website, Herself.com.
“It is an environment that offers a space for women to celebrate the female form without the presence of the male gaze that floods a majority of mainstream media,” she writes.
While recently discussing her newest endeavor she stated, “I sincerely hope men come to the site and learn to see how women present themselves, how women look when they are not merely objects, but the living, breathing subjects of their own stories. This is a site made by a woman for women about women.”
Caitlin is also a vocal supporter of the Free The Nipple campaign, which is an ongoing protest against Instagram’s “no nipple policy” when it comes to breasts.
It has been claimed this is a sexist double-standard as photos of shirtless men are permitted under the website’s community guidelines.
Caitlin, who became a household name when she portrayed Rachel Kinski in Neighbours, is renowned in the online community as a proud feminist willing to push society’s boundaries in order to empower women in areas of sex, gender roles and body image.
“Women – Love each other, support each other, defend each other. It comes at a greater cost to you to attack the women around you than it does to empower them,” the outspoken Australian wrote in a tell-all blog post on her site, Herself.com.
“I sincerely hope men come to the site and learn to see how women present themselves, how women look when they are not merely objects, but the living, breathing subjects of their own stories. This is a site made by a woman for women about women.”
“A woman rarely gets the opportunity to just live in herself, as herself, a fully autonomous, self-determining human being. I wanted to give women the chance to reclaim that for themselves. The fact that it is a matter of controversy that a woman should choose to be nude without it being an act of sex just shows how backward and oppressive our society is.
“It shouldn’t matter. It shouldn’t warrant questioning.”