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Jessica Gustaffson shared beach photos in a low-cut red swimsuit, joking that the iconic slow-motion run is optional for her.

Jessica Gustaffson recently updated her Instagram feed with beachside images featuring a tight, low-cut swimsuit. The Norwegian lifestyle and glamour model channeled the aesthetic of the hit 1990s television series Baywatch, which is scheduled for a reboot in 2027.
In the strappy one-piece look, Gustaffson emphasized her figure with side cut-outs and an open stomach panel. She posed barefoot on a pebble beach dotted with loungers and umbrellas, perching near an orange inflatable lifeboat. Her caption referenced the show’s signature "slow motion run," noting that it was "optional" for her current appearance.
The post garnered over 4,000 likes. Gustaffson, who has more than 170,000 followers on Instagram, also shared the images on her X feed. Fellow model Mia Robin follows her account. In the photos, she displayed toned legs and a slim waist, wearing lightweight makeup and highlighted hair.
Followers responded enthusiastically to the swimwear shots. One comment stated, "Slow motion is the best," while another remarked, "Baywatch would hire you immediately." The original series has made headlines throughout 2026 due to filming its reboot on California beaches. The new production stars gymnast Olivia Dunne, model Brooks Nader, and actress Shay Mitchell, among others.
Gustaffson is not the only blonde model generating attention on social media platforms recently. Other influencers have also posted bikini content:
In a separate post, Gustaffson appeared in skintight black latex shorts and thigh-high stockings inside a marble bathroom. She captioned the image: "Out of office. Currently: marble bathroom. Return date: unclear. For urgent matters: leave a comment. Response time: when I feel like it."
Her most recent selfie featured a clingy maxi dress with cream fabric and black striped accents. Gustaffson placed one hand on her bust, showcasing her cleavage in the braless number. The accompanying text read, "Coffee, dinner, or already in bed?"



