Eva Longoria soaks up sun in the Med as she enjoys beach day with family
The 50-year-old star showed off her impressive figure in a pink bikini as she frolicked in the sea with her family.
She was seen sweetly kissing her six-year-old son Santiago - whom she has with hubby Jose Antonio Baston - as they basked in the Mediterranean heat. Joining the fun was Eva's longtime friend, singer and actress Christina Milian.
Watch your step: While Eva may have missed Lauren's headline-making wedding, she was very much present for the wild, star-studded bachelorette bash in May
Smiling: She followed up with her second album It's About Time in 2004, which included the chart-topping track Dip It Low
Paddle: Milian transitioned into acting with roles in films like Love Don't Cost a Thing (2003), Be Cool (2005), and Pulse (2006)
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