Beauty
53-Year-Old ‘Baywatch’ Actress Left People Amazed With Her 20-Year-Old Look
These genes are top-notch.
Aging is no joke, but then it seems a few people have found the fountain of looking forever young. Do you remember Baywatch alum, Donna D’Errico? If YES, it will interest you to know that the actress hasn’t since the show went off the air aged a day. 53-Year-Old Donna still looks as gorgeous as she was back in the ‘90s, and the proof is a recent pic of her in a white bikini.
53-Year-Old ‘Baywatch’ Alum Donna D’Errico still looks stunning as she was back in the ‘90s.
“Jaw-dropping as ALWAYS Donna,” one fan said in this photo. Another added: “Looking as beautiful as ever.”
Donna’s genes are undeniably top-notch.
Donna’s genes are top-notch, and even while she sometimes struggles with confidence issues, her fans can’t resist gushing over her youthful appearance. In one of her photos, the actress donned a wet white shirt and jeans with a heartfelt caption that read: “Acceptance is an interesting thing. We all want it; we crave it, whether we want to admit it or not.”
“Acceptance is an interesting thing. We all want it; we crave it, whether we want to admit it or not.” Donna’s caption reads.
She added: “We try to conform to society’s standards and norms and do what is expected for us for fear of being rejected or criticized. We want to be loved, to be admired, appreciated. Wanted. Included. Important. Noticed. When we are criticized or rejected, it stings.”
While Donna sometimes struggles with confidence issues, her fans can’t resist gushing over her youthful look.
“I’m here to tell you that you are good enough. You are important. You’re (expletive) amazing.”
She continued: “I’m here to tell you that you are good enough. You are important. You’re (expletive) amazing. Exactly as you are, it took me a while to figure that out for myself. When cancer wrapped its claw around my mother and ripped her from my life, I let myself completely go.”
Donna has at a point lost herself to depression, including stopping her daily workout. But now, she’s back.
She added: “When cancer wrapped its claw around my mother and ripped her from my life, I let myself completely go.”
She explained how she lost herself in grief and depression, including stopping her daily workout. Donna claims people love to owe her physique to plastic surgery, adding that it’s perfect if saying and believing it makes people feel better about themselves. She admits knowing what it took to get her body to where she wants and stated that being perfect remains impossible and boring.
People love to owe Donna’s physique to plastic surgery, but it isn’t one bit.
