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Sofia Vergara is truly a timeless icon; the Colombian actress and model always breaks the Internet with her sexy swimsuit photos, and this week was no different. At 52, Vergara continues to stun and is one of the many beautiful Latinas proving age is nothing but a number. On Tuesday, the Modern Family star dropped a jaw-dropping photo in a one-piece black bikini, showing off her famous legs.
The post earned over 700,000 likes. "Summer is almost here," she declared in the caption. There were also over 6,000 comments from fans and friends praising her.
Among the comments of fans who couldn't believe how amazing she looked was one who quipped, "This must be AI she’s too perfect even at her age," along with three heart eye emojis. But it's true, Vergara is real, and not AI. Even in her candid paparazzi photos, she looks amazing.
© GettyAmong the others in the comments praising her was Lauren Sanchez, who is in fully blown wedding mode. The soon-to-be bride left a fire and heart emoji. Another famous friend was Valentina Ferrer, who left six heart eye emojis, writing, "MIKAAAAA WOW."
Vergara's age-defying secrets
© GettyVergara has been defying age for decades, and she has shared insight into her youthful appearance. Her biggest piece of advice? Prevention. "I believe, more than fixing anything, in preventing. Once you get the wrinkle, once you get the sagging neck, that's it. There's no cream that is going to fix you. So, prevention, prevention, prevention!" she told New Beauty in 2014.
She also swears by sunscreen, a habit she started in her 20s. But she does have one regret - she told PEOPLE in 2016 that she wishes she had put it on her chest, too. So, next time you put on sunscreen, don't skip out on the chest.
The Hot Pursuit star also loves using oils, "After I wash at night, I’ve been using a calendula oil—it’s good for sensitive skin and has really been calming my skin. It’s really oily and nice, so I put it everywhere," she told Health in 2018.
Another hot tip - take OFF YOUR MAKEUP AT NIGHT. "I take my makeup off every night with a sponge-like a little soft, nonabrasive sea sponge that I change once a week—and then I use a mild soap," she said, per Women's Health. "I'm very religious about taking my makeup off every night."
