Brooks Nader, an acclaimed Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, offered fans a glimpse into the shooting of the ‘Baywatch’ reboot. The star shared several photos from the set, showcasing herself in the iconic red swimsuit synonymous with the series. These images included a mirror selfie on Instagram stories and posed shots on the beach alongside crew members.
Nader plays the role of Selene, a captain of the Zuma Beach Lifeguards, in FOX’s updated version of the beloved series. This show originally gained massive popularity in the 1990s, largely due to Pamela Anderson’s global fame. Filming concluded on a recent Saturday, as Nader showcased behind-the-scenes moments and interactions with co-stars like Noah Beck.
Aside from her work on ‘Baywatch,’ Nader shared insights into her personal life, including photos from a Mediterranean yacht holiday. She stunned in several outfits, including a plunging black dress and a high-cut black swimsuit. These snapshots highlight her flair for fashion, both on and off the set.
‘Pamela Anderson was the muse of all muses, and she’s been on my vision board forever,’ Nader expressed, discussing the pressure of carrying forward the ‘Baywatch’ legacy. ‘We’re going to pay homage to Pam and all the muses of ‘Baywatch’ to the best of our ability.’
FOX aims to introduce ‘Baywatch’ to a new audience, incorporating influencers and personalities like Noah Beck and Livvy Dunne into the cast. Nader believes these additions will broaden the show’s appeal and maintain excitement until its January 2027 debut.
Despite the glamour and anticipation, Nader shared a humorous note about her family’s approval of her work. ‘They’re pumped about ‘Baywatch’ because it’s a one-piece [swimsuit],’ she said, referencing a family rule against two-piece bikinis.
The return of ‘Baywatch’ seeks to recapture the magic that made it a cultural staple, bringing fresh energy and perspectives to a new generation of viewers.
Sarah Sotoodeh, an associate entertainment editor for Fox News Digital, contributed to this article. She holds a Master’s Degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology from St. Edward’s University.