Salma Hayek Sparks Complaints In Soaking Wet Swimsuit In Mexico

Actress Salma Hayek was having fun in the sun in the summer of 2023 when she shared a photo that featured her soaking wet in the ocean.

Although fans usually love her bikini snaps, she didn’t seem to earn a lot of praise for this shot, with some users claiming that she had plastic surgery done.

Scroll for the photo. In August 2023, the “Frida” star showed off her curves in a blue one-piece swimsuit. Her long hair fell on either side of her face, soaking wet, as she emerged from the ocean.

“Every now and then, your hair decides to cooperate when you least expect or when you least needed,” she wrote in the caption along with the hashtag #goodhairday. She also repeated her message in Spanish: “De vez en cuando, tu cabello decide cooperar cuando menos lo esperas o cuando menos lo necesitas.”

The post attracted a lot of attention, including some who claimed that she had implants and surgery. “Plastic surgeon did a good job,” read one comment by The Daily Mail. It got 50 likes.

“I’m disappointed that she felt the need to post very obviously doctored pics,” read another comment that got 30 likes.

Another fan replied: “Photoshop.” One fan tried not to shame her, but still slammed the photo, saying: “I think she is gorgeous and all. It seems like everything is about photos and physical appearance.”

The “House of Gucci” actress previously told Entertainment Tonightthat she credits meditation, not exercise, for her fit figure.

“I really believe it is. People say it’s exercising. I think it’s meditation,” she shared. “You have to find your way. For me, exercising is hard… It’s really, really difficult to have the discipline to do it. But meditation is a walk in the park because it’s my own form of it.”

“You sit in a moment with yourself, that’s already meditation,” she added. “But I do it every day.”

In 2023, the “Black Mirror” actress appeared on Kelly Ripa’s podcast “Let’s Talk Off Camera” to shut down rumors that she uses Botox to keep herself looking young. Although she doesn’t use that, or injectables, she did admit to using machines that aren’t invasive.

“I do a lot of the frequency machines, and they work on me better than on anyone,” she explained. “And just the meditation … sometimes when I’m doing it, people tell me when I come out of the room, ‘Oh my God, you look 20 years old.’”