Kate Beckinsale, 47, lies across a bed in thigh-high boots and a sizzling PVC dress while taking a break from filming in Canada
She’s been busy shooting her latest series, Guilty Party, in Alberta, Canada.
And Kate Beckinsale looked flawless as she took a break from filming to lie across her bed in thigh-high boots and a racy PVC dress on Sunday.
‘Really enjoying my new job at the Canadian tourism commission,’ joked the English actress, 47, to her followers on Instagram alongside the sizzling snap.
Sultry: Kate Beckinsale looked flawless as she took a break from filming to lie across her bed in thigh-high boots and a racy PVC dress on Sunday
The Underworld star posed in the daring ensemble with her legs poised in the air and her arm above her head.
Kate reclined on the bed in the short dress and flashed a hint of thigh between where her long heeled boots ended and her outfit began.
And the actress let her recently dyed blonde tresses splay out beneath her on the Canada quilt as she worked her angles for the camera.
The sultry post comes after Kate recently divided opinion among her fans when she posed with kangaroos and other Australian wildlife inside a house in Canada.
Controversy: It comes after Kate divided opinion among fans earlier this month by posing with kangaroos and other Australian wildlife inside a house in Canada
Hopping about! The Pearl Harbor star shared several videos to Instagram over the Easter long weekend of herself with a kangaroo, wallaby and sugar glider
While the animals looked well-cared for, a number of Kate’s fans questioned why they were inside a house and not outside.
‘Pretty sure under Australian laws you can’t export them privately so this is pretty messed up,’ one follower wrote.
Another added: ‘Seeing our native fauna being treated like a toy and wearing a nappy is also messed up.’
Cosy: In one clip, Kate cuddled up to a grey wallaby on a couch
Controversial: While the animals looked well-cared for, a number of Kate’s fans questioned why they were inside a house and not outside
Someone else wrote: ‘I absolutely hate it. Obviously not anything to do with Kate but it upsets me so much to see things like wallabies and sugar gliders as pets when it’s illegal here.’
However, several fans guessed the animals could be ‘rescues’ from a local kangaroo farm, being cared for by rehabilitation services.
‘Could be rescues from illegal wildlife trade or bred in captivity,’ one wrote.
Perhaps? Several fans guessed the animals could be ‘rescues’ from a local kangaroo farm, being cared for by rehabilitation services