Baywatch star Donna D’Errico, 56, hasn’t aged a day since TV fame as she’s spotted in LA
BAYWATCH star Donna D’Errico hasn’t aged a day since TV fame as she’s spotted in LA.
Looking worlds away from her days on the 90s TV show as Donna Marco, the now-brunette beauty looked ageless as she stepped out in Studio City.
Enjoying a casual outing while looking sensational, Donna, 56, caught up with friends over coffee at the cozy Atoma Cafe on her trip out.
Wearing a burgundy fitted dress, Donna looked incredible as she showed off her slender figure and curves in the knee-length ribbed garment.
Rocking her mid-length brunette hair down and in a bouncy blowout, Donna walked along the sidewalk looking like the model she is.
Donna could be seen beaming as she looked into the distance before checking her phone.
Her nails were painted perfectly in a French manicure, with the former Baywatch star rocking a pink lip and bronzed face base.
With some sweet earrings peeking out from her bouncing blowout, Donna also wore some huge sunglasses to protect her eyes from the sunshine that was beaming down on her.
Carrying a bag on her shoulder, Donna also accessorized with some high-heeled sandals.
Donna, who had blond hair when starring in the 90s TV show Baywatch, now sports brunette locks – leaving her looking unrecognizable to some.
The stunning starlet shot to fame when she appeared in Playboy magazine.
PLAYBOY FAME
She was chosen as the magazine’s Playmate in September 1995.
Following on from her Playboy success, Donna was chosen to star in the television series Baywatch as Donna Marco.
The then-blond beauty starred in the hit TV series, alongside the likes of Pamela Anderson and David Hasselhoff, for two seasons from 1996 to 1998.
Baywatch wasn’t Donna’s only television stint, with her also starring in Sabrina, The Teenage Witch, and the sitcom Married With Children.
More recently, in 2022, she played the role of Mabel in Frank and Penelope, an American romantic crime film alongside Caylee Cowan, Billy Budinich, Kevin Dillon, and many others.
Baywatch Stars
Baywatch premiered on NBC in 1989 and ran in syndication until 2001. The show featured a cast of sexy celebrities that fans came to love, and catapulted a number of famous folks into major celebrity status. Nearly 30 years later, Hulu is preparing to premiere a documentary called After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun, which looks back at the show, its stars and gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at the series.
Here’s a look at stars who appeared on Baywatch:
- David Hasselhoff
- Jason Momoa
- Pamela Anderson
- Stacy Komano
- Yasmine Bleeth
- Michael Newman
- Nicole Eggert
- Carmen Electra
- Erika Eleniak
- Alexandra Paul
- Jeremy Jackson
- David Charvet
- Gena Lee Nolin
- Brooke Burns
- Billy Warlock
- Michael Bergin
- Brande Roderick
- Brandon Call
- David Chokachi
- Simmone Jad Mackinnon
- Parker Stevenson
- Krista Allen
- Kelly Slater
- John Allen Nelson
- Charlie Brumbly
- Angelica Bridges
- Kelly Packard
- Jason Brooks
- Monte Markham
- Shawn Weatherly
- Gregory Alan Williams
- Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
- Richard Jaechkel
- Mila Kunis
- Donna D’Errico
- Pat Morita
- Brandy Ledford
- Brian Keaulana
- Tom McTigue
- Scott Plank
- Traci Bingham
- Angie Harmon
- Elizabeth Berkley
- Mitzi Kapture
- Jenny McCarthy
- Julian Stone
- Jaason Simmons
- Bryan Cranston
- Michelle Williams
- Charisma Carpenter
- Peter Phelps
In 2023, Donna spoke about a possible Baywatch revival and revealed whether or not she’d be keen on it happening.
BAYWATCH REVIVAL RUMORS
“I never say never,” she spilled, “It’s not a good idea to say never, but I kind of already did that.
“And it was cool when it happened, but sometimes when you redo things, it just doesn’t work well,” she told Hollywood Life.
Donna went on to add: “The only exception to the rule is Cobra Kai, which is amazing. If they could redo Baywatch, and it turns out like Cobra Kai, I’m all in.
“But, as I sit here right now my feeling is, I’ve already done that and it was cool, but let’s move on now.
“I mean, I never say never, but it’s not something I think about, ever.”