Eva Longoria Wows In A Leopard-Print Bikini In New Selfie As Fans Ask For Her ‘Fitness Tips’

Eva Longoria had everyone doing double takes—and maybe a few crunches—after her latest bikini selfie!

On Monday, April 7, the actress took to Instagram to share a series of sun-soaked snaps wearing a brown cheetah-print two-piece bikini. She showed off her sculpted midsection and glowing tan while lounging on a sun chair, casually rocking a cap and soaking up the rays in effortless style.

Longoria captioned the post, “Life lately.”

Other snapshots in the slideshow included a rare glimpse of her son, breathtaking views of swaying palm trees, and a candid street-style moment capturing her outfit as she strolled along.

Fans ran to her comment section to praise her age-defying beauty:

“Like, are you kidding me!? So gorgeous! The most beautiful woman on earth.”

“Can you sell me some of that stuff you drink that prevents aging? Thanks, Eva!”

“Your next book needs to be a health and fitness guide! You look absolutely incredible… Any tips would be greatly welcomed!”

Longoria has always attributed her impressive physique at 50 to her commitment to fitness and a healthy diet. She got a head start, thanks to her long-standing dedication to regular exercise and mindful eating.

“I’ve always been an exerciser. It gives me energy. I don’t really do it for vain reasons; I do it for my mental health,” she said.

“I was an aerobics instructor in college; I was a trainer. My degree is in kinesiology, so it’s just been part of my lifestyle. It’s not something that I do; it’s part of my life,” she added.

The same thing can be said about her eating habits, as the actress says she naturally loves healthy meals.

“I don’t think I live by any hard and fast rules of restriction. I think it’s just moderation and just common sense,” she notes. “I’m lucky that I gravitate to healthy things. I love fish and vegetables. I love chicken and vegetables. I love beef and vegetables.”

Thanks to her Mexican roots, Longoria says that she “didn’t grow up with bread. I’m Mexican. We grew up with tortillas. The Mexican diet, in its origins, is pretty healthy.”