Blake Lively Is Having a 'Blast' in Her White-Hot Bikini by the Pool: 'Summer Lovin''

Mar. 15, 2025

Photo: Blake Lively/Instagram

Blake Livelyis enjoying the final days of summer!

On Wednesday, theGossip Girlalum, 34, shared a thirst trap photo onInstagramin which she’s rocking a white short-sleeved top and matching bikini bottoms. She also tagged her husbandRyan Reynoldsin the post.

“☀️summer lovin' …had me a blast,” she captioned the snap, quoting the lyrics to theGreasesong, “Summer Lovin'.” Shared on the day before her 35th birthday, the poolside picture was the perfect way to allow her followers to wish her well for her milestone birthday — which many did.

In May, Lively shared how the couple’s three daughters have given hera confidence boostboth personally and professionally.

“I just think that growing up, having kids, all of those things made me feel like I only want to do things where I can have really meaningful collaborations and have authorship,” Lively continued. “I believe in really valuable collaborations and that’s where I’m getting my fulfillment these days and I’ve never been happier, professionally.”

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In aseries of postson her Instagram Story last year, the actress reflected on some of the outfits she wore during public appearances following the birth of Betty. In apost, the mother of three explained the difficulties of finding clothes that fit her at the time.

“I put together a @lavinoffical shirt and dress from @netaporter to make this pretty outfit,” Lively wrote atop a photo of her wearing a sleek black outfit while onThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallonin January 2020.

“Because no one had samples that fit me after giving birth. And so many clothes from stores didn’t fit either. So. Many,” she continued. “It doesn’t send a great message to women when their bodies don’t fit into what brands have to offer. It’s alienating and confusing.”

source: people.com