Elizabeth Hurley, 54, displays her age-defying physique in a green bikini and leopard print cape as she posts a stunning throwback from the Maldives
Elizabeth Hurley appeared to be dreaming of sunnier climes on Friday morning as she posted her latest social media update.
The actress is currently adhering to strict self-quarantine guidelines by remaining at home with lookalike son Damian, 18, mum Angela, 80, an elderly aunt and a close friend who is considered high risk.
But while bored Brits brace themselves for a seventh week of lockdown, Elizabeth, 54, cast her mind back to happier days by sharing a throwback from a recent trip to the Maldives.
Looking good: Elizabeth Hurley appeared to be dreaming of sunnier climes on Friday morning as she posted a stunning bikini throwback from a recent trip to the Maldives
With a sweeping tropical coastline serving as an idyllic backdrop, the age-defying star showed off her incredible physique in a striking green bikini.
Elizabeth added to her seasonal look with a leopard print silk shawl while striking a pose during her stay in the Indian Ocean hotspot – a popular destination for honeymooners.
The post appeared to go down well with fans, and many were quick to praise the actress on her youthful appearance.
Popular: The post appeared to go down well with fans, and many were quick to praise the actress on her youthful appearance
Commenting on the photo, one enthusiastic follower wrote: Can we have your diet plan please and exercise routine! Ha ha .. looking absolutely incredible.’
While a second remarked: ‘You wear it well. Very well.’
Evidently impressed, a third added: ‘Very beautiful photo from you you look so amazing.’
The post comes after Elizabeth said she felt ‘incredibly lucky’ to be in her country home during this time of social distancing.
Family: Elizabeth has been isolating with her son Damian, her mum Angela, 80 (pictured) and her elderly aunt, as well as a close friend who was considered high risk
She told Instagram followers: ‘In these scary times I feel incredibly lucky to live in the countryside and have lots of outside space.
‘As well as my son, I have seven other people living with me including my 79 year old mother and her sister- also in her late 70’s- and one of my best friends who is in the highest risk group with severe respiratory problems.
‘Keeping everyone as safe as possible (and fed) is a full time job. We all are full of the highest admiration for our wonderful NHS staff and are doing everything we can to not add to their burden.’