Gabrielle Union was having a peaceful Sunday, and shared her day to Instagram.
The 47-year-old shared a series of selfies with her 16.3m followers, as she flaunted her bikini body and glowing skin.
She seemed to enjoy some sunshine in her large and green backyard as she smiled for the camera.
Peaceful: Gabrielle Union shared a series of selfies with her 16.3m Instagram followers, as she flaunted her bikini body and glowing skin, on Sunday
Gabrielle laid on a towel on the grass as she snapped a smiling selfie in a colorful top.
The bikini top, by Ashanti Swimwear, featured a thin tie strap around her neck and off the small off the shoulder sleeves.
It was in a colorful pattern of hot pink stripes, blue squares and yellow triangles.
Flashing her megawatt smile, the star’s skin glowed in the natural light as she opted to go makeup free, she seemed to attribute the dewy look to her skincare company Flawless by Gabrielle Union.
Flawless; Gabrielle laid on a towel on the grass as she snapped a smiling selfie in a colorful top. The bikini top, by Ashanti Swimwear, featured a thin tie strap around her neck and off the small off the shoulder sleeves
She went on to post another snap, kneeling in a wide stance, as she played with her hair and flaunted her incredibly toned figure.
In the near full body snap, she showed off the matching high waisted bikini bottoms that also featured hanging strings off the side.
The full swimsuit is part of the Kente Queen Collection by the brand, the bottoms no longer seemed available but the top was on sale for $12.
Last week, the former America’s Got Talent judge insisted NBC needed to do more to address workplace harassment, months after she filed a complaint about a ‘toxic’ work environment.
Fresh: Flashing her megawatt smile, the star’s skin glowed in the natural light as she opted to go makeup free, she seemed to attribute the dewy look to her skincare company Flawless by Gabrielle Union
Gabrielle previously filed a complaint about ‘toxic’ behaviour on the set of America’s Got Talent, which she quit after just one season due to the alleged racial bias and discrimination she faced.
On Tuesday, Gabrielle praised the network on Twitter for their new plans to tackle the issue but doesn’t think the ideas go far enough.
She tweeted: ‘Great start by NBC to recognize the need to not turn away & ignore racial & gender discrimination on programs like #AGT’
‘More changes are needed however. Like stopping executives from intimidating talent from sharing their experience of racism in their own workplace investigations.(sic)’
Speaking out: Last week, the former America’s Got Talent judge insisted NBC needed to do more to address workplace harassment, months after she filed a complaint about a ‘toxic’ work environment
Gabrielle’s comments came in the wake of an article in The Hollywood Reporter, which claimed NBCUniversal TV and streaming chairman Mark Lazarus had sent a memo to staff to help protect the network’s staff.
The memo is said to have detailed the company’s move to expand protections for employees against toxic workplace environments on shows produced by both the network and third-party companies.
Gabrielle filed a discrimination complaint against NBC, Simon Cowell, FremantleMedia and Syco Entertainment in California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing last June.
However, it has since been closed as the Being Mary Jane star requested an immediate right to sue, which she was granted.
Reaction: Gabrielle shared her thoughts on Twitter after The Hollywood Reporter revealed details of a new memo that has been sent around to staff at NBC
On-set: Gabrielle with her former AGT co-stars Howie Mandel, Queen Latifah, Simon Cowell, and Julianne Hough
Her official complaint came after NBC previously conducted an independent investigation into Gabrielle’s allegations, but she was unhappy with how it was handled.
She previously said: ‘They were like, “We’re going to commission this independent investigation.” Well, silly me. I thought independent was independent, but when NBC and Fremantle and Syco pay for that investigation, they control it.’
NBC previously insisted it was ‘categorically untrue’ that any threats had been made towards the star.
Adding: ‘NBCUniversal remains committed to creating an inclusive and supportive working environment where people of all backgrounds are treated with respect.’