Jada Pinkett Smith shows her figure.
The 49-year-old ‘Red Table Talk’ hostess prepared to usher in the new year by sharing a beautiful bikini selfie on Instagram on Thursday.
In the photo, Smith is enjoying some sun near a pier on a beach while wearing a blue and pink bikini paired with a pair of gold necklaces and matching bracelets.
Also seen in the photo: the toned figure of the actress.
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“I welcome you 2021 with open arms,” the “Girls Trip” star wrote in the caption. “I have no expectations. I’m going to be quiet and grateful.”
Jada Pinkett Smith stunned fans in a blue bikini snap on Instagram. (VALERIE MACON / AFP via Getty Images)
She completes her message with a string of emojis, including sparkles and a red heart.
Fans could not get enough of the shot and offered much praise in the comments section.
“Pretty!!!” said a follower.
“You are not getting older!” another insisted.
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A third adds: “Soooo amazing”
Another compares her to ‘fine wine’.
The star has had a lot of success this year on ‘Red Table Talk’, which she presents with her mother Adrienne Banfield-Jones and daughter Willow Smith.
Recently, the trio spoke with Olivia Jade Giannulli, daughter of Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, about their involvement in the admissions scandal at the university.
Jada Pinkett Smith is one of the presenters of ‘Red Table Talk’ by Facebook Watch. (Photo by Axelle / Bauer-Griffin / FilmMagic)
However, Banfield-Jones was not too impressed with the conversation and later started on the “Keep It” podcast about the experience.
“It was frustrating, but at the end of the day, I felt like people understood how I felt,” Banfield-Norris told the program.
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Banfield-Norris praised Giannulli for handling the situation well, but Banfield-Norris added that there were a few things that made the young star feel a little frustrated.
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“I felt like a 21-year-old young adult that she needed to be much more aware of what was going on in the world, and it was a little frustrating,” the nurse said. ‘I heard people comment, like,’ Well, kids don’t watch the news. ‘The news on TV is not the only place where you understand what’s going on with the world, and if you think you’re old! Because young people do not trust the news, my generation does not trust the news. I’m on my phone all the time, on social media. ‘
Foxus’ Julius Young contributed to this report