Baywatch actress Donna D’Errico, 53, stuns with age-defying looks

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“Baywatch” alum Donna D’Errico shared a trio of suspiciously airbrushed photos in only a skimpy white bikini and high heels while posing with an umbrella — because that’s what one wears while sheltering from the rain, right?

“I never knew umbrellas could be masterpieces! Look at this one I’m holding,” she captioned the Instagram post on Thursday. “The photos just don’t do it justice. It is exquisite. Handcrafted in Italy by master craftsman @mario_talarico_since_1860 I’m almost afraid to use it!”

In the snaps, D’Errico, 53, looks decades younger than her age and has a body that could best be described as Barbie-like.

She limited the ability to comment on the post.

Despite her Instagram being littered with bikini pictures, the former Playboy Playmate swears having the confidence to post them is not easy for her.

“I can pose for photos and manage to look smoldering, but in real life I’m very self conscious,” she captioned one photo of herself in a tiny, damp T-shirt earlier this month. “I really struggle. Embrace the glorious mess that you are.”

In 2017, D’Errico admitted to getting an “arm-lift, tummy tuck, lipo and a fat transfer to my buttocks — all in one day.”

She told RealSelf at the time, “I went to see [Dr. Michael K. Obeng] because I had excess skin on my upper arms. … I also had quite a bit of excess skin on my stomach from having had two children.”

She added, “I am now confident again in a bikini.”

D’Errico gained fame for her 18-episode stint as Donna Marco on “Baywatch” and was married to Motley Crüe guitarist Nikki Sixx from 1996 to 2007. They share daughter Frankie-Jean, 20. D’Errico also has a son, Rhyan, 28, from a previous relationship.

In 2011, the actress, who is a devout Catholic, announced she was training to fulfill a childhood dream of climbing Mount Ararat in Turkey in search of the remains of Noah’s Ark. The following year, she managed to ascend it but suffered serious injuries from a fall.