Elizabeth Hurley Vacationed in Tiny Bikini Linked by Chains
Actress Elizabeth Hurley is no stranger to sharing photos of herself in her favorite swimwear. This week, she shared a video wearing a bikini on a beach in the Maldives.
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"The most glorious sunset in the glorious Maldives," Hurley wrote in the caption of the video, where she smiles in front of an idyllic sunset wearing a taupe two-piece swim set that featured gold-link accents throughout.
In a 2022 interview with Yahoo, she spoke about feeling comfortable about what she shares online. "Yes, I still wear bikinis on holidays and because I've got a bikini company, I'm happy to share those pictures," the actress said. "But I expect if I didn't have a bikini company, I probably wouldn't share these pictures. As it happens, but I'm very comfortable doing that.'
She added, "There's plenty of women my age who really love going on vacation, prancing around the beach, wearing whatever they want to wear and not being afraid of other people making sneering comments. So I think it's just about really saying, work out what you're comfortable with, work out what you believe in. And whilst always being open to new opportunities and to change, stick to your guns when you know something you feel strong about.'
She made headlines last year when rumors began to circulate that she and Prince Harry had a sexual relationship. The actress, who is 19 years older than Prince Harry addressed the speculation during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen. "That was ludicrous!" she said. Hurley also clarified that she has never met the Duke of Sussex.
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