Alexandra Daddario is stunning in a colorful bikini as she sunbathes during a Hawaii break. The HBO actress, 36, traveled across the U.S. for her honeymoon, with photos on her Instagram documenting her voyage.
Posting a shot as she enjoyed a solo poolside moment, the blue-eyed beauty stunned fans with her fit figure as she rocked a strapless and block color bikini, with the photo showing off her toned figure and famous curves. In a caption, the Baywatch bombshell wrote: "HAWAII."
Living Her Best LifeAlexandra has been jetting back and forth to Hawaii since shooting The White Lotus Season 1 – she even flew out to the exotic islands to shoot the HBO series' second season, despite it being a global pandemic.
"It was just us, and it was very surreal. We shot at the Four Seasons in Maui, so we were the first group of people to be in the hotel since March, and it was a ghost town. It's a huge hotel, and when I first arrived, there was no one there. It was very odd. And then people started to come as the world started to sort of open," she told Byrdie.
Handling Quarantine Like A BossThe actress dished on life out in Hawaii, also mentioning her costars as she added:
"I was in quarantine with Jennifer Coolidge, Connie Britton, and all of these beautiful actors. We were all in it together, and I got to sit at the beach watching the sunset every night with all these wonderful people. So I had a very strange pandemic because there were very funny people around me. We always had Coolidge there to make us laugh."
A Yoga QueenDaddario joins celebrity yogis, including actress Jennifer Aniston and singer Miley Cyrus.
"I've tried to get into meditation more. I've also focused on connecting with people. It'ss about not letting people into your life who don't serve you and refocusing who you have around you. I also do a lot of yoga now that yoga is open. And I have a wonderful partner who's helped me throughout this reopening journey. I feel very lucky, having someone to go through it with," the Alo Yoga ambassador added, here mentioning now-husband Andrew Form.
Processing Things DifferentlyOn life over COVID and how her perspectives have shifted, the True Detective alum continued:
"My dog died while I was in quarantine—and that's a dog, it's not a human, but it's still hard. During the pandemic, your way of processing things is different because you can't hug everybody and talk about it. So you process all of these painful experiences very differently than if the world were open".
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