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Sofia Vergara is getting ready for summer.
Vergara, 49, posed in a leopard-print Dolce & Gabbana swimsuit on Instagram over the weekend.
“Finally the weekend!!” the “Modern Family” actress captioned a set of photos before adding the Spanish word for lovely sunshine, “Solecito.”
She continued with the hashtag, “#GettingReadyForSummer.”
SOFIA VERGARA SHARES CHEEKY THROWBACK PHOTO IN TWO-PIECE LINGERIE
Sofia Vergara is getting ready for summer. Vergara, 49, posed in a leopard-print Dolce & Gabbana swimsuit on Instagram over the weekend.
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Vergara is no stranger to showing off her body online. The actress will occasionally share throwback photos from her modeling days along with other bikini moments.
The actress shared a sexy throwback lingerie photo last year.
“Another classy 90’s #tbt because summer is coming!!!!” she captioned the post.
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Vergara occasionally shares throwback photos and bikini posts on Instagram.
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Prior to that throwback, Vergara shared a throwback bikini photo from the 2000s
The first photo in the set featured Vergara wearing a string bikini adorned with flower embellishments. The second showed the actress close up in a pink top.
“#tbt Los Angeles 2000’s,” Vergara captioned the photo with a collection of cactus emojis.
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Vergara has previously stayed in shape by using a personal trainer.
(Associated Press, File)
Vergara previously worked with personal trainer Jennifer Yates.
“Typically, if we have a good filming schedule where she has availability, we’ll work out between 5-7 days, which is a lot. But she takes a lot of time off when she’s busy,” Yates told Marie Claire.
“It’s fine to give yourself a break–your body comes back stronger. You have to let your body rest, even if you’re working out a few days during the week. That’s why we rotate with Sofia. We have days in between when she rests. If you exhaust the muscles, you’re more prone to getting injured.”
