More than one week after calling it quits with Selema Masekela, the 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' actress shares a new video that shows off her jaw-dropping figure.
- Oct 30, 2023
AceShowbiz - Lupita Nyong'o has flaunted her toned body during a recent getaway. More than one week after calling it quits with Selema Masekela, the "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" actress showed off her jaw-dropping figure by wearing a sizzling outfit.
On Sunday, October 29, the 40-year-old Oscar winner made use of Instagram Story to upload a video capturing her sporting a skimpy bikini while on board of a yacht. She donned a brown bra top, which came with spaghetti straps and leopard patterns, as well as a pair of matching undies.
In the clip, the actress portraying Red in "Us" was filmed having a blast. She was seen joyfully hosing herself off from above her head. At one point, she was smiling from ear-to-ear while standing on the boat. Behind her was a breath-taking view of the ocean and blue sky. Over the vacation footage, she simply noted, "Good Times."
That same day, Lupita released another video and a series of photos from the trip. She let out a photo capturing a wooden tray of seafood and a video of a glass of drink. Over the snap and clip, she noted, "Good Food," as well as "Good Drinks," respectively. Not stopping there, she also shared a photo of a beach view at night and wrote, "Good Vibes. Thank you for the memories @lacasadelaplaya."
Lupita let out photos and videos from her vacation after she confirmed her split from Selema. Making use of Instagram on October 19, she wrote, "There are much more important things going on in the world right now, and my thoughts are with those who are deeply suffering. At this moment, it is necessary for me to share a personal truth and publicly dissociate myself from someone I can no longer trust."
"I find myself in a season of heartbreak because of a love suddenly and devastatingly extinguished by deception," the "12 Years a Slave" actress added. "I am tempted to run into the shadows and hide, only to return to the light when I have regained my strength enough for me to say, 'Whatever, my life is better this way.' But I am reminded that the magnitude of the pain I am feeling is equal to the measure of my capacity for love."
