Salma Hayek, 58, looks incredible as she strips down to dance in white bikini on sizzling shoot
Posing up a storm for Sports Illustrated magazine, Salma, 58, looked simply ageless as she showed off her sensational figure.
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In the video, which was uploaded to Salma's Instagram page, the Mexican born beauty was seen dancing and writhing around a pool.
Wearing a tiny white bikini and a chain around her waist, Salma showed off her slender figure, flat stomach and toned thighs.
She seemingly ditched makeup for the occasion and wore her brunette locks down and tousled as she danced in a carefree way.
In the caption of the post, which has already racked up thousands of comments, Salma penned, "My cover of @sportsillustrated.mexico in now out in Mexico with a special edition."
Fans were left stunned by Salma's sizzling display and rushed to the comments section to swoon over her.
One person reacted by saying, "Wow wow wow."
Another questioned, "Wait how old are you again?"
"SALMA!! 58 years old… Looking beautifully natural, fit but womanly and soft. God bless," added a third.
"I love how this beautiful woman has remained natural and not full of fillers. She's married to a billionaire and she has kept it real, not tucked, pulled or filled," said a fifth.
A fourth person then wrote, "Age is just number for Salma."
While a fifth said, "You make believe in the fountain of youth."
And a sixth wrote, "Staying in shape your whole life is a flex!"
"The most beautiful woman in da world," declared a seventh.
Salma is married to billionaire François-Henri Pinault.
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François-Henri is the CEO of PPR which is merged with Gucci group and its luxury portfolio.
Salma and François-Henri share daughter Valentina Paloma who was born in 2007.
The pair then got wed two years later on Valentine's Day 2009 in Paris.
The stunning actress is best-known for her portrayal of Frida Kahlo in the 2002 movie Frida.
She is also known for her roles in From Dusk Till Dawn, Grown Ups 2, and The Hitman's Bodyguard.
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