Elizabeth Hurley, 54, displays her toned frame in fuchsia pink swimsuit as she shares glamorous snap from lockdown
She’s been self-isolating in her Herefordshire home with her family during the coronavirus pandemic.
And Elizabeth Hurley was pining for sunnier climes on Tuesday as she shared a sizzling swimsuit snap to Instagram.
The Austin Powers actress, 54, was typically age-defying as she slipped her toned frame into a fuchsia one-piece, with a cleavage-baring cut-out section.
Toned: Elizabeth Hurley was pining for sunnier climes on Tuesday as she shared a sizzling swimsuit snap to Instagram
The halterneck swimsuit hugged the star’s slender waist and drew the eye to her bronzed legs as she sat by a tropical pool
Her brunette tresses were styled sleek and straight while her pretty features were enhanced with smoky shadow and liner.
It comes just days after the actress shared a racy lingerie snap on Saturday as she urged fans to keep themselves safe on what was her 11th day in lockdown.
She sported a lacy black negligee for the post as she told fans she was holed up in her Herefordshire home with eight others, including her elderly mother and aunt.
Sizzling: Elizabeth shared a racy lingerie snap on Saturday as she urged fans to stay at home on her 11th day in self-isolation during the coronavirus pandemic
Candid: The actress told fans she was ‘incredibly lucky’ to be isolating in her countryside home, and revealed she had been isolating with eight other people
In her post, Elizabeth admitted that after days of going makeup free in her home she decided to get dressed up in her best lingerie for her latest post.
The star explained that she’d been self-isolating with her son Damian, 17, her mum Angela, 79, and her elderly aunt, as well as a close friend who was considered high risk.
As Elizabeth urged her followers to self-isolate to try and prevent the spread of the virus, she said she felt ‘incredibly lucky’ to be in her country home during this time of social distancing.
She penned: ‘Day 11 of my family’s lockdown in Herefordshire and I finally washed my hair, put on some make up and found time to post.
‘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.
‘Thank God it’s Sat night and we can r-e-l-a-x and take a break from being glued to the news #stayhome #staysafe #nhsheroes.’
Open: Among those joining Elizabeth in isolation were her son Damian, 17, along with her elderly mother and aunt