Sofia Vergara turns heads in busty corset top after mocking poor men
Sofia Vergara is used to turning heads and she did it again on Sunday in Monaco.
The actress, 52, who was recently spotted with a handsome mystery man in Cannes, put on a curvy display while attending the F1 Grand Prix of Monaco in Monte-Carlo.
The America's Got Talent judge wore a lacy white corset with black stays over a pair of low waist wide leg acid washed jeans.
Her long, brown hair was styled straight and she appeared to be wearing natural looking makeup behind her dark sunglasses.
The Modern Family alum accessorized with a small white crossover bag.
According to Athlon Sports, the Griselda star was spotted at racer Lewis Hamilton 's garage.
Vergara and the racing champ, 40, were spotting having a long lunch in New York City in January, sparking speculation about a possible romance.
The two were not photographed together on Sunday.
Vergara, who is single, may be looking for a new love after her separating from actor Joe Manganiello in 2023.
The pair finalized their divorce in April 2024.
However, the right man would have to meet a certain standards.
'I want to say the basic stuff, like health and somebody that loves me,' the ___ told Today hosts Jenna Bush Hager and Erin Andrews May 14. 'And somebody tall, handsome.'
However, Vergara, whose net worth is estimated about about $180 million is looking for an equitable relationship.
'I want somebody that has as much money as me or more, because if not, it's a nightmare,' she said.
'They end up resenting you. And I want somebody fun. I need fun in my life,' she explained.
The Toty founder who has been vacationing in Italy, seemed to be the belle of the ball at pal J Balvin's casino style birthday part on Saturday night.
Videos on social media the diva dancing up a storm at the Mi Gente singer's 40th.
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