Elizabeth Hurley, 58, showcases her age-defying figure in a black bikini as she ... trends now
Elizabeth Hurley showcased her age-defying figure as she enjoyed a day at the beach on Monday during her trip to the Maldives.
The Bedazzled actress, 58, displayed her toned figure in a black bikini as she went for a stroll near the shore.
The film star also wore a pair of gold rimmed sunglasses along with a pair of eye-catching drop earrings.
Carrying a beach towel, Elizabeth let her brunette locks fall loose down her shoulders as she soaked up the sun.
Elizabeth looked on cloud nine in the clip of herself she shared and captioned the post with: 'Hello Maldives'.
Elizabeth Hurley showcased her age-defying figure as she enjoyed a day at the beach on Monday during her trip to the Maldives
The star's son Damian, 22, recently made his directorial debut with Strictly Confidential, in which his mother gets steamy with another woman.
The mystery drama follows Mia, played by CBBC star Georgia Lock, as she is drawn into a 'world of sex, duplicity and betrayal' while trying to uncover the mystery surrounding her best friend Rebecca's death near her family home in the Caribbean.
Addressing the scenes, Liz explained how she had 'always promised' Damian she would star in his first film after he 'chased her around' making films in his childhood.
She told The Telegraph: 'People have got their knickers in a twist about it a bit. But actually for us it wasn’t a big deal at all, just one of the seven scenes we were shooting on that day.
'It seemed like a very natural progression of the relationship we’d had. Being a single mother of a single child has meant by default that we have spent quite a great deal of time together, even though he was at boarding school for 10 years.’
Liz recalled the 'baby films' Damian would create when he was younger which often starred her friends including Hugh Grant and her ex-fiancé Shane Warne.
'He sort of chased me around making his baby films, all the way until his mid-teens and I’d always promised him that when he finally got to do his first feature I would be in it.’
In Damian's directorial debut, Elizabeth plays a
