She’s taking a walk on the wild side.
Gisele Bündchen rocked a daring look for Pop magazine’s March 2024 issue, with the supermodel — who is now dating jiu-jitsu instructor Joaquim Valente — wearing a leopard-print bathing suit while dancing with a fluorescent light for the photoshoot.
“I can’t believe we did 13 images in 3 hours! That was a record for me,” the 43-year-old catwalk star captioned an Instagram post Monday, adding, “Thank you for coming to Miami and having a good time with me, I had so much fun! You guys rocked!”
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She posed for several cover images, including one where the runway model struck a dancer-like pose behind a huge light that she held like a pole.
In the pic, she sported a stunning Celine by Hedi Slimane swimsuit that highlighted her toned figure, pairing the look with strappy heeled sandals.
In another photo, Bündchen held the fluorescent light over her head as she showed off her impressive arms.
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She sported a white T-shirt and studded gold briefs on a second cover of the mag, with the mom of three changing into a black one-piece with cutouts for another version.
Bündchen’s Instagram post also highlighted some behind-the-scenes moments from the shoot, including one of herself wearing a red bodysuit with a padded chest as she was shaded by a crew member holding an umbrella.
The former Victoria’s Secret Angel covered up with a black blazer and leather bike shorts in another pic — although she went sans bra with the look — and rode a tricycle in nothing but an unbuttoned men’s dress shirt in another racy image.
“Gorgeous as always