Heather Graham showed off her incredible figure in sizzling new snaps.
The 53-year-old Boogie Nights actress showed off her summer figure in a white bikini as she frolicked on the beach for a photoshoot in Jamaica, which she shared on her Instagram on Tuesday.
The star of On a Wing and a Prayer — who recently called out sexism in Hollywood — was stunned in the two-piece that highlighted her toned midriff and long legs as she splashed around in the water.
She wore her blonde locks parted in the middle and dropped over her shoulders for the occasion.
“Grateful that I got to spend time on this beautiful beach with @feministabulous!” she wrote in the caption.
Bang! Heather Graham, 53, showed off her incredible figure in a sizzling white bikini as she frolicked on the beach in Jamaica in snaps shared to her Instagram on Tuesday
Wearing minimal glam for the occasion, she flaunted her naturally stunning features with just a toy of shine and blush.
Her 469,000 followers were thrilled with the photos as they praised her fit shape, with one writing, “You’re not getting any older! Look fantastic.’
“You look fantastic,” added another.
“Still the most beautiful woman to ever grace planet Earth,” added another superfan.
The sultry snaps come after Graham called out sexism in Hollywood and society in a recent interview.
Graham suggested that there is “no age” when women are allowed to “feel good about themselves.”
“I think culturally there’s definitely a message that keeps telling us, ‘Women feel bad about themselves!'” she explained to NewBeauty magazine in April.
Graham continued, “It seems like there’s no age where we’re supposed to feel really good about ourselves — except maybe a very short time frame.”
Bikini Body: The Boogie Nights actress has previously shown off her formidable shape in a number of bikini snaps on social media; In the photo 2022
Unbelievable: the star On a Wing and Prayer were also in a green two-piece suit in 2020
“The rest of the time we have to feel, ‘I’m too young or I’m too old,'” she said.
But the Austin Powers star has found a way to deal with the frustration and stay happy and peaceful.
“I have to disconnect from the culture, which is a patriarchal way of looking at things, and affirm myself and be happy and thankful for what I have,” she revealed.
“The older I get, the pickier I am about the energy I want around me,” the Scrubs alum told the outlet.
“I want loving, supportive people by my side. When I was younger I was always looking for the difficult, dramatic, complicated people. At a certain point I realized that it is tiring.’
Age has brought wisdom and clarity to the Extrapolations actress.
“Now I try to have people in my circle who support me… You have to be with the people who really celebrate you.”
The outlet told Heather that she seemed to be aging backwards. After graciously accepting the compliment, the Austin Powers star shared her secret: sleep.
“I think sleep is one of the most important things. I try to sleep a lot. Other than that I think I’m just happy inside and whatever,” she said.
“I do all the self-help stuff: I meditate, I do yoga, I work through all things in therapy,” then do all the different sorts of sorting through my inner world to make myself feel happy inside,” The Hypnotist’s Love Story actress explained.
And despite the inherent sexism in the world of film and television, Heather has hope. She said, “I think it’s exciting that women are taking up more and more positions of power and are starting to influence the culture. It’s cool that there are more women in charge of companies and that we’re giving the green light to projects with more female subjects.”
Calling out sexism: The sultry snaps come after Graham called out sexism in Hollywood and society in a recent interview; pictured 2023
Speaking out: Graham suggested that there is “no age” when women should feel “good about themselves”; pictured 2021
Last roll! In her most recent role, the actress stars as real-life, wealthy Louisiana housewife turned emergency rescue pilot Terri White in Sean McNamara’s private jet survival drama On a Wing and a Prayer, opposite Dennis Quaid (L)
‘I really want to make things that empower women. I’ve become involved in more projects behind the scenes and I feel strongly that what we watch matters.’
“When you look at things where it’s always just about men and women aren’t allowed to do so much, it’s disempowering on another level,” she added.
In her most recent role, the actress plays Terri White, a wealthy Louisiana housewife turned emergency relief pilot, in Sean McNamara’s survival drama On a Wing and a Prayer, available on Amazon Prime Video.
The family movie Church of Christ – based on a true story from Easter 2009 – also features Dennis Quaid, Jesse Metcalfe, Jessi Case and Rocky Myers.