Sharon Stone, 62, fascinates in bikini as she continues to quarantine herself by her pool
Sharon Stone looked younger than her real age as she had fun in the sun on Saturday.
The 62-year-old Casino star posted photos of her anti-aging bikini figure on Instagram as she lounged around her pool.
She had a summer quilt top with a matching bottom, as well as a cowrie shell necklace.
Still too: Sharon Stone looked younger than her 62 years old in a series of bikini photos shared on her Instagram Saturday as she lounged by her quarantined pool
Sharon added flair with a luxury gold wristwatch, and she blocked the piercing sun with a pair of aviator sunglasses.
“Happy Memorial Day weekend. Thank you for your service. Stay safe, ” she wrote, addressing herself and her cute French bulldog bandit.
The 5’9-inch Oscar candidate tried something more cheeky in a previous photo by the pool.
She stood and revealed her figure while wearing a bizarre metallic helmet that appeared to be inspired by British rapper MF Doom, whose mask was in turn inspired by Marvel Comics villain Doctor Doom.
Sense of humor: she wore a skinny bikini like a quilt, as well as a bizarre metallic mask on a photo which seemed inspired by the British rapper MF Doom
“Keep my head together,” she joked with legend.
Two of Sharon’s friends were floating in the pool in the photo, while Bandit followed close behind.
Friday, she spent quality time pampering her other French bulldog Joe.
“Joe is going to do his summer pedicure, and he decided to go with Chanel,” she says impassively, painting her claws a shade of gold.
Although nail polish is not necessary for dogs and can be toxic if they lick it when wet, he didn’t seem to care when he was peacefully dozing on a follow-up photo.
Spa day: Friday spent quality time pampering her other French bulldog Joe
Golden boy: “ Joe is going to do his summer pedicure, and he decided to go with Chanel, ” she said impassively while painting her claws a shade of gold
Although nail polish is not necessary for dogs and can be toxic if they lick it when wet, Joe didn’t seem to care as he peacefully dozed in a follow-up photo
Although the actress seemed to be having a good time while relaxing by the pool, her Instagram stories were filled with redistributed stories of devastation caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Last month, Sharon cried in tears for her “adoptive grandmother” Eileen Mitzman, an AIDS activist who died in a battle with COVID-19.
“We have worked very hard together to do a lot of good in this world. Tonight she will die in a New York hospital. She has coronavirus, but she will die because she is septic and has other illnesses and none of us can go there to be with her, ” Sharon said in a video as tears ran down her cheeks.
After emotionally sharing the story of Eileen’s life, she urged her disciples to cry out in front of their windows that night in her memory.
Heartbroken: Last month, Sharon cried in tears for her “adoptive grandmother” Eileen Mitzman, an AIDS activist who died in a battle with COVID-19; photographed in 2009
Tears: “Tonight she is going to die in a New York hospital. She has coronavirus, but she will die because she is septic and has other illnesses and none of us can go there to be with her, ” Sharon said in a video as tears ran down her cheeks.
