Ex-WWE star Scarlett Bordeaux sizzles in steamy shot in series of bikini shots as she reveals extensive workout routine
FORMER WWE star Scarlett Bordeaux shared her busy workout routine while showing off in a stunning photoshoot for Fitness Gurls.
Bordeaux, 30, is the cover model for February’s edition of the magazine.
And she caught the eye in a series of photos – stripping down to her bikini to pose on the beach and alongside surfboards.
She is likely to gain a lot of attention for the pictures – the model is also in the top 0.04 per cent of creators on Only Fans.
Bordeaux even had to suspend her account as she could not keep up with the demand of new subscribers.
And although Bordeux was released by WWE in November she is still focused on making a success of wrestling.
She told Fitness Gurls: “When I was in college as a musical theatre major, I had vocal nodules which lead me to begin focusing more on wrestling.
“I’ll always love to sing but as of right now wrestling and modelling will remain my top priority with singing as a hobby.”
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And the part-time model certainly has the work drive to succeed in wrestling – if her workout regimen is anything to go by.
Bordeaux leaves no stone unturned ensuring each part of her body receives the attention it needs throughout the week.
She added: “I workout at least four times a week focusing mostly on lower body and glutes for the majority of those days.
“I dedicate at least one day for upper body so my legs have a chance to rest. I also do fast cardio a few days a week in the morning for 30 minutes, usually just a power walk around the neighbourhood.
“After high school I wanted to change and improve my health and body when I fell in love with wrestling.
“It took a lot of time and consistency to get to where I am today.
“I think too often people labour under the notion that either a person is athletic or they are not and there’s no way to overcome that. But it’s a myth.”