The “Baywatch” reboot is continuing to make a splash — this time with two new stars ready to steal the spotlight: Olivia “Livvy” Dunne and Brooks Nader.
Dunne, the acclaimed LSU gymnast, hit the sand on Venice Beach Tuesday with model and TV personality Nader, sizzling photos show.
Though the stars skipped the classic red swimsuits in the scorching shots, the blonde bombshell duo put on a performance for onlookers by holding hands, striking playful poses, and flashing bright smiles for the cameras.
Dunne stunned in a striking blue polka dot swimsuit, while Nader donned a sleek black one-piece with spaghetti straps.
They also recreated the legendary “Baywatch” run for the cameras, dashing into the surf with castmate Thaddeus Lagrone, while fellow stars Jessica Belkin and Noah Beck were nearby.
The moment marks both women’s debut as they dive into rehearsals and filming for their breakout roles in the reboot.
Dunne posted a series of photos on social media last Friday, showing what appeared to be a script from the show while wearing a red, lifeguard-esque swimsuit.
“I’m not a lifeguard, but I play one on TV,” Dunne wrote in the caption.
The 23-year-old will have a recurring role on the show, cast as a “highly enthusiastic junior lifeguard” named Grace. The “Baywatch” gig will be Dunne’s first true acting endeavor.
Meanwhile, Nader, 29, is also captivating audiences with her own reality TV show, “Love Thy Nader,” where she shares the limelight with her three sisters.
Actors Noah Beck, Shay Mitchell, Thaddeus Lagrone, and Jessica Belkin also hit the beach, training with the pros to get in lifeguard shape, complete with the iconic ‘90s series’ signature life preservers.
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Fox announced the reboot in September, with plans for the show to air during the 2026/2027 season.
The original “Baywatch” premiered in 1989 and aired its first season on NBC before moving into syndication for the remainder of its run, which ended after 11 seasons in 2001.
It was the most-watched show in the world at its peak, airing in over 200 countries and spanning more than 200 episodes, making Anderson and Hasselhoff global icons.
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