EXCLUSIVE Eva Longoria shows off bikini body with surprise celeb pal after bailing on BFF Lauren Sanchez's big day
While the 55-year-old former news anchor and the 61-year-old Amazon billionaire tied the knot in front of a crowd of A-listers, Eva, 50, was turning heads in a pink two-piece on the beach with her family.
Despite whispers of tension, insiders confirmed there's no drama between the longtime friends.
According to DailyMail.com, Eva had to miss the billionaire bash due to a scheduling conflict—she's currently filming her CNN docuseries Eva Longoria: Searching for France.
With the rumors put to rest, the Desperate Housewives star gave fans a show of her own, flaunting her movie star figure in a tiny cheetah-print bikini.
Eva displayed her toned frame and signature curves while basking in the Mediterranean sun, looking like she walked off a swimsuit shoot.
Eva displayed her toned frame and signature curves while basking in the Mediterranean sun, looking like she walked off a swimsuit shoot
She was also making it a family affair, sweetly kissing her 6-year-old son Santiago during their beach day.
The doting mom helped him build a sandcastle, carry water in a pail, and offered careful direction as he constructed his masterpiece.
Longoria shares Santiago with husband José Antonio Bastón.
Joining the fun was Eva's longtime friend, singer and actress Christina Milian, who was also enjoying the sunshine with her own family.
And while Eva may have missed Sánchez's headline-making wedding, she was very much present for the wild, star-studded bachelorette bash in May.
About the pre-wedding celebration in France, Eva told People, 'I had to pop in and out, so I wasn't there as long. But yeah, it's so nice to celebrate love. It's just the best feeling in the world to be there and go, 'Yay, love.''
The petite beauty even appeared in one of Kim Kardashian's Instagram posts from the festivities, posing alongside Kris Jenner and the bride-to-be.
Katy Perry was also spotted at the bachelorette bash, though she too skipped the ceremony due to her ongoing world tour.
Back on the work front, Eva's travel docuseries Eva Longoria: Searching for Spain continues to perform strongly for CNN.
After the success of Searching for Mexico, the Spanish edition led to yet another installment—this time taking the actress to France.
'France has long been a cornerstone of global cuisine, and I'm thrilled to be partnering with CNN for this next chapter in our culinary and cultural journey,' Longoria said in a statement, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
Described as the 'wedding of a century,' Lauren and Jeff exchanged vows in front of nearly 200 VIPs on San Giorgio Maggiore island in Venice, Italy, on Friday.
Famous faces including Orlando Bloom, Brooks Nader, and Jenner's daughters Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian, and Kendall and Kylie Jenner were among the list of high-profile guests.
Following the intimate ceremony, the billionaire couple hosted a star-studded rave.
The Bezos wedding began on Thursday with the first of three days of parties in Venice — but sources revealed that the lovebirds were married ahead of the weekend bash.
A source closely connected to the organization of the events said: 'They have been married for at least a month, more than a month.
'The marriage is fully legal and took place in America under American law.'
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