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Elizabeth Hurley And Her Abs Are ‘Accidentally Twinning’ With Her Bestie In New Instagram Photo

 

Elizabeth Hurley And Her Abs Are ‘Accidentally Twinning’ With Her Bestie In New Instagram Photo



  • Elizabeth Hurley, 55, showed off her toned abs wearing a bright turquoise bikini.
  • The model and swimwear designer isn’t alone in the photo—she’s twinning with her friend.
  • Elizabeth’s typical workout routine includes outdoor activities and chores, like gardening.

I’m seeing double. Nope, it’s Elizabeth Hurley and her friend wearing identical turquoise bikinis and cover-ups. They also happen to have matching toned abs, so it’s easy to see my confusion.

Liz gave some background in the caption: “Always risky gifting your friends your favorite things….. #accidentaltwinning 😘@elizabethhurleybeach” She’s not exaggerating. This particular turquoise bikini from her Elizabeth Hurley Beach line does seem to be a favorite of hers. Liz has worn it basking in the sun in the Maldives, floating in her backyard pool, and at a wellness resort in India.
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Every single time she’s snapped with it on, her abs look so toned. In the latest photo, she’s sharing the spotlight with her friend but her abs still get all the attention. This is an excellent time to remind you she celebrated her 55th birthday this summer. This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.

Liz has an unconventional fitness routine (and some very good genes) to thank for her fit physique over the years. She doesn’t spend hours in the gym or working out at home. Liz relies on found fitness, and staying active while doing chores around her home. (Yes, really.) She told Extra that gardening is her main form of exercise, like “cutting down a hedge, using my chainsaw to cut down a tree, logging, all of that stuff I do. So, I’m very active.”

If you look closely at this latest bikini photo, you can see Liz is wearing a black band on her wrist. It looks very similar to the budget-friendly Fitbit Inspire tracker. Tbd if Liz is counting her steps to the tune of oh-so-toned abs. Her logging routine is clearly working.

JENNIFER NIED

Jennifer Nied is a contributing writer for Women’s Health with more than 10 years of writing and editing experience, specializing in wellness, adventure travel, and fitness, with work appearing in Budget Travel, American Spa, Women’s Health, and more.



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