Sarah Michelle Gellar stole the show in Las Vegas when she posed on the balcony in a pair of black leather hot pants.
The 46-year-old actress took to the balcony of her hotel room at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas to pose in a sexy black ensemble which showed off her killer figure. She matched the tight pants with a low-cut crop top, thigh-high boots and stockings.
She shot a sultry look at the camera and placed a hand on her hip as she stood with the Paris Las Vegas in the background. She was just about to head for a night out on the strip.
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And the Buffy the Vampire Slayer star made it clear she was going to let off her wild side. She captioned the snap shared on Instagram: “Looking forward to regretting my decisions later #lasvegas.”
(Image: @sarahmgellar/Instagram)
Another dazzling nap showed Sarah bending over in her hotel room, giving her 4.5 million fans a closer look at her outfit. The stunning star was glowing with a full face of makeup, with pink lippy to top it off.
She let her shiny blonde locks frame her face and accessorised her look with dangling star-shaped earrings. The Scooby Doo actress took a ride on a gondola at The Venetian – calling it “amazing”.
(Image: @sarahmgellar/Instagram)
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Sarah resides in Los Angeles with her fellow actor husband Freddie Prize Jr. The pair starred together as on-screen lovers in Scooby Doo – Sarah played Daphne and Freddie played Fred.
They have been married for 22 years and are parents to 14-year-old Charlotte and 11-year-old Rocky. Sarah recently opened up about the pressures of working on set.
(Image: sarahmgellar/Instagram)
She told The Independent: “A lot of times on sets, you’re told not to make waves. ‘Just do the job.’ ‘You’re replaceable.’ And in Hollywood, and when you’re specifically a young female and you speak up about things, you’re labelled as ‘difficult’.
“But now I’ll wear that with pride, if ‘difficult’ means that I expect everyone to come with their 100 per cent A-game. If you have the weight of the world on your shoulders, and you’re doing all this work and someone’s late on something – it’s OK to not be OK with that. But it does get you that label, which I think is unfair.”
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