Naomi Campbell, 55, shares the unlikely secret to her toned physique as she slips into an electric stimulation suit for a gruelling Pilates session
And during a trip to the gym in Brazil on Wednesday, Naomi Campbell gave her followers a glimpse at the hard work behind her toned physique.
The fashion star, 55, sported an Electric Stimulation Suit (EMS) for a session of Reformer Pilates, and posted a video of her workout on Instagram Stories.
The EMS is designed to enhance workouts by delivering low-frequency electrical impulses to major muscles, causing them to contract more intensely.
Posing in the unlikely addition to her gym wardrobe, Naomi then shared a clip of herself exercising on the Reformer Pilates machine.
The model is no stranger to documenting her exercise regime on social media, previously sharing videos of herself doing yoga at a £300-per-month gym in Dubai.
Last week, Naomi once again set tongues wagging about her close bond with Mohammed Al Turki as they enjoyed a summer break in Spain.
Over the years, fans have frequently called for the model and Mohammed the pair to get together, commenting on their many Instagram posts of each other, and predicting they would be 'the next IT couple'.
However, Naomi recently clarified their relationship when she shared a gushing birthday tribute to the Saudi Arabian producer as he turned 40.
Alongside two snaps of the pair, including a photo of a bikini-clad Naomi embracing Mohammed, the beauty referred to her pal as her 'chosen family', before noting how much she cherishes their 'friendship and family-ship'.
She wrote: 'Happy birthday 40th birthday and turn around the sun to my chosen family @moalturki My Mo.
'I'm so proud of all that you've done, all that you're doing, and all that's ahead for you. I'm beyond excited for your next chapter and everything your future holds. Most of all, I'm deeply grateful to have you in my life.
'I wish you joy, health, love, and every blessing this year and beyond. I know this next season is going to be filled with incredible things, and I can't wait for the world to see it all unfold.
'We love you so much, Uncle Mo. I truly cherish our friendship—and our family-ship.'
The pair have been friends for several years, after the Saudi Arabian film producer first shared a snap with the superstar on his Instagram back in 2021.
Elsewhere, Naomi recently collaborated with Miley Cyrus for the singer's new single Every Girl You've Ever Loved.
The new video dropped last month, little more than a week after the pair were accused of being rude to fans during a meet and greet in London.
Every Girl You've Ever Loved is the latest single from Miley's newly released album Something Beautiful - and its accompanying promotional materials.
A raunchy new video for the song, in which Naomi features on vocals, opens with Miley singing and dancing her way through a dark warehouse in a black minidress.
After the first verse, the model purrs: 'She has the perfect scent, pose, she speaks the perfect French.'
Dressed in a full-length black trench coat, she adds: 'She never wears a watch, but still she's never late, she's got that kind of grace, did Botticelli paint your face?
'She has the perfect scent, she speaks the perfect French, she can dance the night away and yet she'll never break a sweat,' before repeating 'Pose' several times.
Both Naomi and Miley strip to racy black lingerie as they pose together several times before walking off together as the video comes to an end.
Naomi left a comment on the video, writing: 'So proud to be part of this powerful moment with you, Miley.'
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