Eva Longoria spent another sun-soaked day on the beach in Marbella, Spain, on Thursday. The 51-year-old actress wore an electric blue two-piece as she showed off her gym-honed figure while spending time with friends.
Longoria, who has modeled several different swimsuits in recent days, savored the sunshine in the electric blue bikini. She elevated her beach look with a beige linen blouse, which she wore unbuttoned to reveal her abs.
She carried a matching woven beach bag, along with black sunglasses and a wide-brimmed sun visor with black trim. Longoria went makeup-free for the outing, and her dark brunette bob was slicked with water after she took a dip in the sea.
Life in Spain
The beach day comes more than two years after Longoria relocated to Spain with her husband, Jose Baston, and their eight-year-old son, Sebastian. She and her family now split their time between Mexico and Spain.
Longoria's silver-toned wedding band was visible on her finger as she flaunted a long, nude manicure while standing thigh-deep in the sea. The filmmaker has consistently carved out beach time this summer, and the outing came after she finished directing the upcoming Netflix comedy "The Fifth Wheel" earlier this year.
Instagram post draws celebrity reactions
Taking to Instagram last week, Longoria shared a carousel post with her nearly 11 million followers, captioning it, "Summer is summering." Christina Milian left a string of heart eye emojis in response, while Kerry Washington added fire and red heart emojis.
Her connection to Spain
Longoria, a Corpus Christi, Texas, native with Spanish heritage, appeared on "Live With Kelly and Mark" in April 2025 and explained her draw to Spain's Andalucia region. "I know that region the most because I've been going there for 20 years," she told the married co-hosts, adding that she especially enjoys chiringuitos, the small beach bars and restaurants where people eat tapas and drink.
That interest inspired her series "Searching for Spain," which premiered on CNN last year. In the first-look trailer, Longoria said, "Eleven generations ago, one of my ancestors left Spain for the new world and new life. Four hundred years later, I'm back to see how the land and its people have created one of the world's most exciting cuisines."
Last month, she gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at the final installment of the series, which aired on CNN earlier this year. She also shared content from France, captioning it, "Hi from somewhere in France. #SearchingForFrance."
