Hollywood icon Salma Hayek stunned fans in a teeny bikini as she showed off her incredible figure for a workout video in the swimming pool.
The star was celebrating a milestone on social media where she reached 25 million followers and decided to post the bikini video alongside her thank you message.
The star looked amazing as she donned a tiny triangle bikini top as she splashed around before doing some water aerobics.
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The next clips showed the Oscar nominee doing crunches on the steps before transitioning into side leg kicks.
She concluded the workout with her favourite form of cardio: dancing.
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She captioned the racy video: ““I can’t believe it, 25 million followers! Thank you soo soo much to every single one of you.
“Seeing as you all like my bikini pictures the most, here’s a bikini workout for you all.
“I hate exercising- but I love to celebrate good moments dancing in the water.”
Salma’s loyal legion of fans instantly flocked to the comments section to gush over the stars ageless figure.
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One person said: “She is aging like fine wine!”
Another added: “Met her in the late 1990s. She barely ages!”
A third penned: “Salma out here with the thirst traps at 56 is wild lol.”
The racy video even caught the eye of pop superstar Drake, who wrote: “Let’s get her to 50M asap.”
Salma is no stranger to posting a bikini snap and was recently labelled a “goddess” as fans swooned over her ageless bikini shots.
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The stunning actress, 56, took to Instagram to post a racy snap of herself in a skimpy bikini posing in a swimming pool, to celebrate National Bikini Day.
In the photo, the brunette beauty is standing in the pool, wearing a plunging geometric print bikini top and matching bottoms as she placed her hands on her thighs while sultrily gazing at the camera.
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