Shannon Elizabeth showed off her swimsuit bod for the first time in over two decades on the heels of launching her successful OnlyFans account.
The “American Pie” star, 52, posted a video of herself while on vacation in Mauritius on Instagram Sunday, rocking a ruched brown one-piece swimsuit in the opening shot. She also lounged on a daybed in a black v-neck bathing suit before taking a dip in the ocean.
It’s the first time the actress has been photographed publicly in a swimsuit since her 2021 photoshoot for Maxim magazine.
Elizabeth broke her two-decade streak for her video promoting Shangri-La Le Touessrok, a luxury resort in Mauritius, an island off the east coast of Africa.
“A day at Shangri-La Le Touessrok…pristine white sand beaches, a private island you reach by boat, and the most dreamy beachside lunch at Coco’s Beach House,” she captioned her video. “This place is something else. 💕.”
Elizabeth and Borchert — a South African conservation specialist — first met in 2015, then tied the knot in 2021.
Their divorce was finalized earlier this month.
She was also previously married to fellow actor Joseph D. Reitman from 2002 until 2006.
Joining OnlyFans has been an incredibly lucrative decision for the Texas native — she made nearly $1 million in just one week on the platform.
The Shannon Elizabeth Foundation is dedicated to protecting endangered species, preserving critical habitats, supporting rangers on the frontlines, and building lasting solutions for conservation.
“She’s always hustling and genuinely loves interacting with her fans,” her rep added of the actress, who moved to South Africa in 2016.
She also told us she has yet to receive any overly sexual OnlyFans requests, and called her experience on the platform “amazing” so far.
“There’s some lines I probably won’t cross, but as far as what I am crossing now, I think it’s a moving target,” she shared. “It’s changing because, as I get a good response from people, it makes me want to share more of my life and give them what they’re hoping for — within my own boundaries.”
