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Brooks Nader sizzles in iconic red swimsuit as she shares behind the scenes snaps from 'Baywatch' reboot set

Brooks Nader shared behind-the-scenes photos in the iconic red swimsuit as filming wrapped on FOX's "Baywatch" reboot alongside Noah Beck and Livvy Dunne.

Fox News Latest By Sarah Sotoodeh, Stephanie Giang-Paunon Aug 3, 2026, 2:53 AM Captured Aug 3, 2026, 3:21 AM

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Brooks Nader shared an inside look at filming for the "Baywatch" reboot.

The star posted a number of photos from the set while wearing the iconic red swimsuit.

Nader stunned in the one-piece, posing for a mirror selfie for Instagram stories.

BROOKS NADER WOWS IN ICONIC RED ONE-PIECE BATHING SUIT AS 'BAYWATCH' REBOOT FILMS BEACH SCENES

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Report confidence: 85%
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Huge," she told Fox News Digital during the 2026 FOX Upfront in May.
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Huge," she told Fox News Digital during the 2026 FOX Upfront in May.

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