Tracee Ellis Ross, 52, rocks tiny bikini on pool day and leaves fans gushing over her ‘flawless' figure
SUMMER BREAK Tracee Ellis Ross, 52, rocks tiny bikini on pool day and leaves fans gushing over her 'flawless' figure
TRACEE Ellis Ross looked stunning in a black bikini on a recent sunny day poolside.
The actress, 52, rocked an oversized black sunglasses and scalloped-edge, tiny bikini as she teased "two things... coming out real soon."
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Tracee Ellis Ross sizzled in a recent photo shoot
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The star posed in a black bikini by a swimming pool
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She teased 'two things coming out' in the photos
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Tracee is Golden Globe winning actress and owns a hair care line
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Tracee, who has had a long-career as a model and actress, posed seductively in some shots standing by an infinity pool, and in other photos gave a goofy smile to camera.
The Black-ish star shared the photos to Instagram with the caption: "2 things in these photos are coming out reallll soon…."
Tracee, who already has her own hair care line called Pattern Beauty, did not reveal what she was referring to, but her fans tried to guess in the comments.
"Shades and suit!! We're SEATED," wrote one person.
Another added: "Bathing suit and shades."
And a third commented: "Is it the sunnies? They're so cute!"
Tracee, who is the daughter of music sensation Diana Ross and Robert Ellis Silberstein, recently opened up on why she prefers to date younger men.
She shared her thoughts with former First Lady Michelle Obama on the latter's podcast, IMO.
"Often I date younger men," before revealing the real reason why," she said on the episode which aired in April.
Tracee spoke about knowing herself and being in charge of her life, touching on why men her age aren't a good match for her most of the time.
Tracee Ellis Ross reveals real reason she dates younger men - and it's not just because 'they're hot'
Speaking about dating younger men, she said: "It's not just age. It's like life experience is sort of a difference.
"But I had to ask myself the question, why?"
Tracee continued: "A lot of men my age are steeped in a toxic masculinity and have been raised in a culture where there is a particular way that a relationship looks.
"And anything that starts to smell of that for me... I did enough of it where I was controlled and felt like I was a possession or whatever those things were, or prize.
"And I just, I have no interest in it and I will not do it again."
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