Molly Sims, 51, models a red one-piece swimsuit (2024)

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Instagram pinup Molly Sims has a 'gorgeous' figure at age 51, say her nearly 1M followers.

On Tuesday the Vegas star posted several new images of herself in a red hot one-piece swimsuit while on vacation at a luxurious resort in the desert town of Palm Springs in California.

The Los Angeles resident had a small waistline, strong legs and sculpted arms; she looked more 20something than 51 and her followers were astonished by this asking how she manages to stay so young looking.

Her blonde hair was back as she had on tortoise shell sunglasses. The TV veteran, who was recently in a black bikini, added a chunky gold chain around her neck.

In her caption, the wife of Netflix honcho Scott Stuber said: 'Thankful for this time!'

The pinup could be seen in a large rented house by a gold course at an upscale resort.

The former Old Navy model was making the most of the suit that highlighted her trim tummy, which was earned by daily workouts that include yoga, pilates, cycling and power walking.

In the new images, Sims looked flawless with no cellulite, stretch marks or fat anywhere on her lean body. She was muscular but also svelte.

She made her best Vogue moves with her hands on her hips and one knee out as she seemed ready to sunbathe in Palm Springs, where Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley used to own homes.

And she already had a nice golden tan from the desert sun.

This comes after she revealed in 2023 that one of the tricks she uses to look so svelte and shapely.

The star shared on her Insta Stories that she drinks bone broth. The luminary even showed her followers that she pours the brown liquid into a white mug with a red heart on front.

Over the photo of the mug of broth she wrote: 'Anti-ageing, good for digestions and gut, helps my joints after workouts, better sleep...

'This has been game changing for me.'

According to webmd, 'Bone broth, sometimes called stock, is liquid made from boiling animal bones and connective tissue.

Chefs use stock as a base for soups, sauces, and gravies. Some people drink it on its own.

'People have been making bone broth since the beginning of humankind.

'Anthropologists think people drank liquid infused with bones and other animal parts as early as prehistoric times.

'People all over the planet make bone broth from the animals that live nearby.

'The popular Japanese ramen dish tonkatsu — “pork bone broth” in English — is one example.'

It was also shared that most bone broth has at least trace amounts of several nutrients.

'Adding vegetables to bone broth can also significantly enhance its nutritional benefits.'

It was also claimed it can help with weight management, hydration, sleep, nutrition.

Gwyneth Paltrow, Salma Hayek and Shailene Woodley have also praised the benefits of drinking bone broth in the past.

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