Salma Hayek Proves Age Is Just a Number She Shares a Bikini Photo Celebrating Her 53rd Birthday — Look!
Here’s to the birthday girl! On Monday, September 2, Salma Hayek turned 53 years old and, even though some people hate getting older, the Frida actress decided to celebrate her age by wearing a stunning blue bikini on the beach.
“Yes, tomorrow I’m 53. So!?” she wrote alongside the beautiful pic shared to Instagram. After she shared the snap, the photo quickly garnered nearly two million likes and Salma’s fans had a lot to say about her ageless look.
“You go girl! 🙌🏻🔥,” one of her followers wrote in the comments section. Another said, “WOWWW 🔥🔥🔥,” while a third just shared a bunch of heart-eyed emojis. Fellow celebrities like Lenny Kravitz wrote, “@salmahayek and it never looked so good!!!!!” while Pierce Brosnan added, “Happy birthday dear Salma ❤️☘️.”
This isn’t the first time Salma has flaunted her drop-dead gorgeous figure. In December 2018, she left London to ring in the New Year “in the sun” and, right before Christmas Eve, she shared two photos of herself wearing a low-cut black swimsuit with no makeup on to Instagram. “#Nature #Naturaleza,” Salma captioned the set of pics.
Then in February she showed her fans how much she loves her natural beauty by sharing a photo embracing her gray hairs. “#Proud of my white hair. Orgullosa de mis canas. #hair,” she wrote at the time. Husband François-Henri Pinault couldn’t be any more proud of the Beatriz at Dinner star for loving herself exactly the way she is.
“[François] is the best husband in the world,” she once gushed to Town & Country. “I get to be who I am with him, and I don’t feel that somebody tries to limit me.” Salma and François, 57, have been married since 2009 and they share their 11-year-old daughter, Valentina, together.
“I think I’m a better mother because I had her later,” the Ugly Betty star admitted about welcoming her little girl at age 41. “But I do get tired. I’m not going to lie.”
Salma is a natural beauty!
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