90s TV bombshell, 54, looks completely different with baggy tee, sleeve tattoos and no makeup as she walks her dog in LA
BAYWATCH star Erika Eleniak has shown off her latest look while going casual for a walk with her dog in Los Angeles, California.
Erika, who played Shauni McClain on Baywatch in the late 1980s, was photographed in a baggy look while out and about in her neighborhood.
The TV star showed off her fully tattooed arms while wearing a grey T-shirt paired with black cargo shorts.
She wore the V-neck tee tucked into the knee-length shorts in the front to give her figure more shape.
Her blonde hair was pulled back into a loose bun fastened with a pink scrunchie.
Erika opted for matching pink slides on her feet and a black fanny pack as she strolled around while holding her dog on a leash.
She was also spotted taking the garbage outside as she held a white trash bag in her hands.
Erika rocked a fully natural look, appearing to have no makeup on.
Early in her career, Erika appeared in big films such as E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and The Blob.
Right out of high school at the age of 18, she was cast in Baywatch.
She went on to star as Shauni in the popular series for the first two seasons, appearing in 45 episodes overall.
On her decision to leave Baywatch, Erika previously told Media From the Heart that the choice came organically after the show changed direction.
“Originally, this was written as a serious look at lifeguarding. As soon as it changed and became a music montage show, it was so lovely, but for me, it was time to go,” she explained.
“I will say I had really strong storylines the second year, which was great,” she added.
“And I did get some juicy parts, but the show became something else. So for me, it was no longer where my heart was.”
DOCUMENTARY DETAILS
Erika was most recently featured in the new Baywatch documentary, After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun.
The upcoming TV docu-series will stream on Hulu beginning on August 28.
It will feature never-before-seen footage and new interviews with the beloved cast as they delve into the world of Baywatch.
“This docuseries unpacks how the show captured the mythology of California’s beach culture, set physical beauty standards for an entire generation, and capitalized on the adage ‘sex sells,'” ABC said of the series.
Earlier this month, Erika shared an Instagram photo alongside a few of her former cast members at a talkback.
“What an incredible day, reuniting and celebrating the hard work of Mathew Felker, Nicole Eggert and a whole village of other amazing people who have created a phenomenal Documentary about the REAL Baywatch, in all its glory,” she wrote in the caption.
“I feel so grateful to be a part of After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun.”