Eva Longoria rocked a red-hot bikini during a beach trip this weekend.
The “Desperate Housewives” alum was photographed in Marbella, Spain, on Sunday in cheeky bathing suit bottoms and a matching top.
The actress, 51, accessorized with a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses and a striped cover-up.
She took a dip in the ocean and made sand castles in the shallows with her 8-year-old son, Santiago.
The self-proclaimed “beach babe” subsequently shared smiling snaps from the sunny outing via Instagram Stories.
Longoria, notably, has a residence in Marbella and made headlines last summer for another beach day in an itty-bitty bikini.
At the time, she stunned in a leopard-print swimsuit — one week after being photographed in a hot pink number.
Longoria recently told Good Housekeeping that exercising is a “form of meditation” for her.
“I wake up and work out at 5 a.m. with my trainer,” the former soap star shared with the magazine in June, noting that she does this “six days a week, every week.”
She noted, “It’s my therapeutic hour. Before it was like, ‘I want abs!’ And now I need it for my clarity.”
The workout includes “strength training with … heavy, heavy weights,” followed by “not easy” resistance training.”
Longoria clarified, “I rarely do cardio these days unless it’s bouncing. I go on the rebounder, and that’s just so fun, but I only do that once or twice a week. The rest of the week is heavy weight training.”
The Golden Globe nominee, who meditates after working out, went on to share a “huge beauty hack” with the outlet: “budgeting sleep.”
She said, “People are like, ‘Why do you look so great?’ I’m like, ‘I sleep. I really sleep.’ It’s hard … but I definitely prioritize sleep, and I think we don’t do that enough.”
Longoria embraced being referred to as “50 and foxy,” gushing, “I do feel it. I do feel sexiness comes from confidence. You don’t have to be wearing a low-cut shirt to feel sexy. I could be in a cashmere sweater and sweats and still feel sexy.”
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