Jessica Alba‘s photos from her recent getaway in Los Cabos, Mexico, were all about the sun, sand, bikini sets, and loosening up as she soaked in the warmth of the resort city. Backgrid dropped sunkissed snippets of her living it up and showing off her bikini body while on the much-needed vacation. Alba also took to her Instagram to prove she is truly a beach babe by sharing some of the highlights from the trip with her son, Hayes, joining her in the fun moments.
Jessica Alba dons bikini to truly enjoy her Los Cabos getaway
New photos offered sneak peeks into Jessica Alba’s Mexican getaway where she soaked up the sun and flaunted her toned physique in cute bikini sets. Backgrid shared multiple glimpses of Alba vacationing, with the recent ones showing her in a black set with a tiny bikini top and bottoms. She layered it with a green printed sarong and wore a maroon baseball hat over her braided hair along with a pair of sunnies. The star appeared to be in her laid-back zone, enjoying her relaxing time amid other tourists.
The previous photos exhibited Alba wearing another one of her stylish bikini sets while basking in the sun. In the stills, her son, Hayes, joined her by the deck chair. The acclaimed actor, who is also a mom of three, wore a white two-piece set with gorgeous prints and a nearly matching sarong while lying on the deck chair and sipping on a refreshing drink. In addition, she paired her racy look with sunglasses and kept her brunette locks open.
Besides these photos, Jessica Alba shared a cool transition reel she made with her son in Mexico on Instagram. The video showed them quite literally jumping into their vacation mode from casual outfits to beach-appropriate ones, making it all about the sun, the sand, the sea, some local delicacies, and the much-needed time away. She opted for Bill Withers’ “Lovely Day” for the post’s music and captioned it, “The perfect long weekend with my favorite little man” with the Mexican flag, waves, and sun emojis.
Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Reality Tea.
