Alexandra Daddario Rocks Black Bikini While Hitting The Ocean On Beach In Hawaii — Pic
Alexandra Daddario has traded in her iconic red one-piece swimsuit, for a black bikini while going snorkeling in Hawaii.
Alexandra Daddario has proved it’s always summer in Hawaii! The Baywatch actress, 34, has been filming the new HBO limited series The White Lotus in Maui, and stepped out on the beach in a gorgeous two-piece swimsuit. She looked totally at home in the water while rocking a black bikini on December 1, featuring a sport bra-style top and matching bottoms.
The dark-haired beauty showed off her toned abs as she walked in the surf and made her way onto the beach with snorkeling gear in hand. She carried flippers, a mask and snorkeling tube as she walked along the sand with her raven tresses slicked back. The show she’s filming, which also features Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney, is set at a tropical resort and follows the funny escapades of hotel guests and employees over the course of a week.
Alexandra recently sat down with HollywoodLife for an exclusive interview about her career. The Baywatch star said there was no shame in being a huge fan of rom coms. “Who doesn’t love a rom-com?” she said. ” I think especially in the world that we live in right now there’s so much and sometimes it can be really nice to live in darkness or stress or this or that. And there are movies that are really important that aren’t fun and they have to exist. But every now and then, you just want to go sit down and watch a movie that’s just simple and funny and about love.”
Nevertheless, she also believes in “challenging herself” by stepping outside of her comfort zone. “I want to explore all different kinds of things,” she began. “I really want to just really challenge myself to do different things. Some of it is that you have to have a career tactic. And then some of it is, just especially as I get older, it’s life. What’s going to make me happy? What can I do just for me? At a certain point, you don’t have to think about business too much.”