Naomi Campbell is fully enjoying her summer. The British supermodel, 56, was photographed enjoying a beach day in Saint-Tropez, accompanied by her kids and some friends.
© Eliot Press/The Grosby GroupCampbell looked stunning in a pink bikini, showcasing her abs. She was photographed in the water and on the sand, spending time with her friends and kids. She completed the look with some sunglasses, some beach-appropriate jewelry, and her hair held up in a bun.
At one point, Campbell adorably held one of her kids as they took a dip in the ocean. Her kid wore some adorable striped shorts paired with some arm floaties and goggles.
Campbell has been enjoying her summer on some of Europe's most famous beaches. Earlier this month, she was photographed in Ibiza, where she's been wearing some stunning bikinis and bathing suits.
© Eliot Press/The Grosby GroupCampbell's motherhood journey
Campbell has two children, guarding their privacy. She shared the news of her first child in 2021. “I always knew that one day I would be a mother, but it’s the biggest joy I could ever imagine. I’m lucky to have her and I know that," she said to British Vogue. “She wasn’t adopted. She’s my child.”
“I can count on one hand the number of people who knew that I was having her,” she said. Campbell yet to disclose her names, but has revealed a few key details about them, like her daughter's love for dance, which she inherited from her mother.
© G3/The Grosby Group"I don’t know about a star, but I definitely wanted to be in theatre or the arts as I loved dancing," she said in an interview with the Evening Standard. "Whenever I’m in London I’m always saying I want to go to class. But I never find the time."
"There’s nothing that smells like a ballet room – the floor, the bar - it’s the freedom of expression of dance that I love so much. My daughter likes to dance too."
Campbell also revealed that motherhood has been a great adventure for her and has allowed her to truly enjoy her routine. "Motherhood is so much fun. You just don’t know what’s going to happen at any given moment. I feel like I’m reliving my childhood. I just hate leaving home. These days when I travel, I try to make it not longer than 48 hours as it’s too disruptive."
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