“Modern Family” star Sofia Vergara turned some heads over the Memorial Day weekend when she posted some photos of herself enjoying the sun as she wore a tasteful one-piece swimsuit.
Fox News reported that in the photos, the 47 year-old star can be seen wearing a bright green one-piece swimsuit with cutouts on each side, showing off her enviable figure.
Vergara, who just joined the judging panel on “America’s Got Talent,” was clearly enjoying the holiday weekend.
Vergara later posted another photo of herself in a different bathing suit, with this one being black and white.
Social media users could not get enough of the images, which quickly went viral.
“Simply the best,” wrote one follower, with another adding simply, “Goals!!!!!”
“Amazing sofia love that green bikini,” a third user wrote.
This comes days after Vergara spoke out to reveal the one kind of act that she is not fond of on “America’s Got Talent.”
In an interview with late night host Jimmy Fallon, Vergara said that she was shocked when she was offered the job of being a judge on the show.
“I was like what? Me? What do I know about anything? I don’t know anything about music or dancing! I mean, I do but I am not an expert on anything in the world,” she said, adding that she then realized, “I’m just going to be like the people that are sitting in their house with their TV and I am just going to say what I feel and be honest.”
When asked if there were any contestants she didn’t like, Vergara said, “I have realized something that I had never even thought in my 47 years of life. I don’t really enjoy the ukulele. I don’t love it that much when the acts come out. It is so tiny, it’s not a guitar, what is it? I am not saying that there aren’t acts that are good with the ukulele but it doesn’t excite me.”
“Well, at the beginning I didn’t know the ukulele was going to cause me this,” she added.
“I do try to be fair. I try to open my heart and I say, ‘Okay it’s a ukulele,’ and I don’t just push the red button. I give them a chance.”
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