‘WHERE HAS SHE AGED?! NOWHERE’: Gabrielle Union Flexes Her Flawless and Timeless Beauty In These Pool Flicks

Gabrielle Union has got it going on and she knows it. The actress turned up the summer heat on her fans while sharing sultry moments in her backyard pool.

In a clip posted to social media, Union wore a gray bikini as she is seen exiting the pool very Bond girl-esque. Her wet and wavy hair, and the sun cascading over her further upped the ante on the sexy vibes she was serving. In other moments, she is seen posing in the pool for photos as she coyly smiles into the camera. 

WHERE HAS SHE AGED?! NOWHERE': Gabrielle Union Flexes Her Flawless and Timeless Beauty In These Pool Flicks
Gabrielle Union. (Photo: @gabunion/Instagram)

The quick pool flick was set to rock band Fountains of Wayne’s 2003 song “Stacy’s Mom.” The befitting record was obviously Union’s pick for its chorus where the band sings “Stacy’s mom has got it going on.” The tune also features an intro where a guy’s voice is heard saying, “Stacy, can I come over after school? We can hang around by the pool.”

The “Cheaper by the Dozen” actress is certainly not short on admirers who made it abundantly clear that if given the chance they would have loved to join her in the pool. “BREAK. THE. DAMN. INTERNET. #StillTheBaddest #EastComptonClovers #Hammercy,” read a comment.

Another one read, “Got it going on .. and on… and oonnnnn.” A third comment proved that Union’s steamy pool session had one person short on words as all they mustered to write was, “My My My.”

But when it comes to Kaavia James’ mother, fans took notice of more than just her sex appeal. Plenty of fans were left swooning over Union because of how youthful she has managed to appear throughout the years.

“Such a timeless beauty,” wrote a fan. 

“WHERE HAS SHE AGED?! NOWHERE,” wrote another.

“Love these major MILF vibes,” commented a third. In October Union will celebrate her 50th birthday. It’s a milestone that the majority of commenting fans have yet to wrap their minds around. “I’m convinced… she’s a vampire [laughing emoji] Bc,” commented a fan who pointed out Union may be aging in years lived, but her beauty is not fading.

In a separate post, Union shared some of the photos that were snapped as she flicked it up in the pool. In the caption she wrote, “Finding my light & most importantly, my peace.” On social, she recently opened up about how the past few months have been anything but easy on her.

“Naked & Unafraid. The Rebirth Will Be GLORIOUS 🖤 PS Thank you @laurenlondon you showed up like the angel you are and dropped some knowledge & love on me that has changed the course of my life. Won’t He do it. 💫🙏🏾👑 PSS THANK YOU to everyone who has taken the time to pour into me these last few months as I’ve struggled mightily. THANK YOU!!!!!” wrote the “Deliver Us From Eva” actress.

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