Noughties TV star Eva Longoria sizzles on beach holiday
The couple were spotted making out like smitten teenagers while taking a dip in the sparkling ocean this week.
The Desperate Housewives star, 50, was caught wrapping her arms around Bastón's neck as they locked lips under the sizzling sun.
The Mexican businessman, 57, squeezed the actress tight against his body while intertwining in a steamy embrace with his wife.
Longoria put her snatched waist and eye-catching curves on full display in a cheeky orange gingham one-piece bathing suit with an open back and a plunging neckline.
Her hair appeared wet and salty from the waves and she accessorised with large black sunglasses.
Bastón flaunted his muscular stature by going shirtless in light blue patterned swim trunks and he finished his beachy look with a long beaded necklace.
Longoria and Bastón didn't hold back on showing PDA and had big smiles on their faces as they frolicked along the sandy shore.
At one point, Longoria was seen taking a solo dip in the water. She appeared to feel a chill from the water as she splashed around with a shocked expression.
She then raced out of the water to warm up on land.
In another sweet instance, Bastón playfully lifted Longoria off the ground — sweeping her off her feet.
Longoria arrived at the beach wearing a white shirt and denim shorts over her swimwear while her partner looked laid back in a blue button-down tee and a white fedora.
Page Six confirmed last April that Longoria and Bastón were temporarily moving to Spain.
'She'll be spending a ton of time there working for the second half of this year,' the source shared, confirming that Longoria is a Spanish resident and owns property there. (Longoria purchased a home in Marbella in 2023.)
'The first time I came to Marbella, two decades ago, it was love at first sight. I said to myself: 'Some day I'll live here,'' she told Hello! last January.
The estate features a garden, a swimming pool and tons of bedrooms for when family members visit.
'In all my homes, I have a kitchen with a huge island, where everyone can sit together and have a glass of wine and nibbles while I cook,' she told the magazine. 'I love the kitchen – it's always the heart of the house. And the one here is the best of all.'
The Texas-born beauty and Bastón are no strangers to getting cozy in public and they made headlines after locking lips on a Marbella beach in 2023.
The lovebirds got married in Mexico in 2016 — a year after Bastón popped the question in Dubai.
They welcomed their son, 6-year-old son Santiago, in June 2015, and Longoria is also a stepmother to Bastón's three children from his first marriage to Natalia Esperón. The producer and Esperón were married from 1995 to 2005.
Longoria, for her part, was married twice before tying the knot with Bastón. She was married to actor Tyler Christopher from 2002 to 2004 and former NBA player Tony Parker from 2007 to 2011.
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