Zoe Saldana shared an Instagram post in which she could be seen wearing a yellow bikini and rocking some dance moves. This marks the 47-year-old actress’s second bikini post in a few months, with her last one being shared on the Fourth of July. The Academy Award winner’s latest film, Elio, has just been released digitally. She is now looking forward to the upcoming release of Avatar: Fire and Ash, which is set to hit theaters later this year.
Zoe Saldana shakes her hips in new dance video
The Guardians of the Galaxy actress recently uploaded a video on Instagram. In it, she could be seen wearing a yellow bikini, covered by a long white top. The actress completed her look with a pair of shades, blue and yellow patterned loafers, and a beige fedora hat.
Zoe Saldana pulled up and held her white top, slowly letting go of it as she shook her hips. Notably, she was standing near a large black vehicle that had one of its front doors open.
“Cheeky summer postcard,” she captioned the post.
The post received a plethora of reactions from both fans and celebrities. The Ideateur founder, Elsa Marie Collins, commented with a fire and kiss mark emoji. Meanwhile, Kathryn Brolin — wife of Saldana’s MCU co-star Josh Brolin — commented with three fire emojis.
One fan wrote, “Excellent,” while another commented, “Yes!!!” accompanied by two heart emojis.
This isn’t Saldana’s first summer-themed bikini-style photo. Previously, on July 4, the Avatar icon shared a video on Instagram. In it, she could be seen wearing a white bikini top, a pair of unbuttoned Daisy Dukes shorts, shades, and a fedora hat as she waved at viewers and got onto a blue golf cart. She then exited the frame, driving the golf cart, while showing a gang sign. She captioned this post, “Mood for the summer.”
The Adam Project actress took a bold step with her looks earlier this year. On Instagram, she shared a photo in which she was completely nude. The photo received mixed reactions from fans. Several complimented her looks, while others criticized her for posting such a photo.
Originally reported by Abdul Azim Naushad on Mandatory.com.