Salma Hayek, 56, is a ‘goddess’ in baby blue bikini during boat trip
Salma Hayek doesn’t need sunshine to bring the heat.
The “Eternals” star, 56, showed off her curves in a photo posted to Instagram Monday, rocking a baby blue bikini and oversized sunglasses while enjoying an overcast day on the ocean.
The actress appeared to be makeup-free as she lounged near the edge of a yacht, and shared a reminder and message of gratitude for her 24.5 million followers in her caption.
“Some people don’t like grey days, but I think everyday is precious. Adore your week, No matter what it brings ❤️,” Hayek wrote.
Fans applauded the Oscar winner’s timeless beauty and flooded her comment section with praise.
“Does this woman ever have a bad photo, WOW!” one person wrote. Another noted, “Next to a fire extinguisher because you are hot. Good thinking. 😀.”
“It would never be a grey day looking at you, perfection🩵,” a third chimed in, while a fourth called Hayek “Such a Goddess always.”
It’s no secret the “House of Gucci” star is known for showing off her bikini body.
She caught the attention of fans in April when she wore a similar yellow two-piece in a series of fresh-faced photos from another boat outing.
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At the time, she was photographed with her wet hair slicked back after taking a dip in the water at sunset. “Every time I need to feel renewed I jump into the ocean 🌊,” she captioned the Instagram post.
The Mexican-American actress also isn’t afraid to keep it real and embrace her natural beauty.
Just last week, she proudly showed off her gray strands and under-eye bags in a close-up selfie.
“Me waking up and counting how many white hairs and wrinkles have crashed the party this morning,” she wrote in the caption.
Hayek — who wed French billionaire François-Henri Pinault in 2009 — previously reflected on aging in a February interview, admitting getting older has been much different than she expected.
“I thought getting older meant I wasn’t going to work; I’m working. I thought getting older maybe meant that you’re not in love anymore; I’m in love,” she told Glamour.
“I don’t feel that I lost my flexibility or my agility or even my strength. I do have to say that I have found it beautiful, getting older with someone.”
