'Bachelor' Star Hannah Ann Sluss Looks Like A Real-Life Mermaid While Showing Off Fit Figure In Sequined Bikini — Photos
Soaking up the Florida sunshine! On March 18, Bachelor alum Hannah Ann Sluss turned heads in Miami while wearing a blue and purple sequined bikini. "Nothing but smiles and lots of sunscreen," the reality star, who moved to Los Angeles one year ago, declared on her Instagram Story, as she shared photos of her relaxing outing.
Scroll down to see the star's cute swimsuit, which showed off her toned and tanned body.
Sparkle and shine! Sluss accessorized her ombre-style string bikini with a delicate body chain, white sunglasses and a white face mask. The reality star was at her "favorite" spot, Nikki Beach Club, with a few gal pals.
The former pageant queen seems to be single at the moment. She was last linked to NFL star Mason Rudolph after she and Bachelor star Peter Weber ended their engagement.
The backside of her bikini was a neutral beige color. She also had her brunette locks tied up in messy bun.
"Happy as can be," she captioned another one of her Instagram photos.
The model previously shared one of her easiest tips for staying in shape. "A healthy morning ritual that I follow every single day is drinking celery juice on an empty stomach," she revealed. "I swear by it! It helps me with bloating and has really cleared up my skin."
No shoes, no problem! While wrapping up her day, the reality star put on blue fringed cover-up and carried her sandals, opting to walk in the white sand barefoot.
"Relaxation to me means getting to a place where I can enjoy freedom from stress and feel at peace with exactly where I am at that moment," she's said of letting loose.
One day prior, the television personality marked the one-year anniversary of the Bachelor finale with her parents. "Thank you to all who have supported me along the way making me stronger through this past year," she shared. "It has truly been a challenging year navigating through the process but your encouraging words & acts of kindness have kept me progressing forward."
