Brooks Nader showcases her toned body

Sports Illustrated cover girl Brooks Nader showcased her bikini body while enjoying a beach day on Friday in Miami.

The statuesque stunner, 27, flaunted her flat stomach and her ample cleavage in a tiny blue string bikini.

Brooks rocked a triangle top with thong bottoms, adding a delicate necklace, bracelets and earrings.

The model carried a cold drink in her hand as she frolicked in the water.

Brooks returned to her brunette roots, after she went blonde for a week for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue promotional tour.

The cover girl had her brunette locks on May 14th at SiriusXM Studios in New York City.

The bikini beauty sported blonde hair for about a week - as she hit the red carpet for SI's promotional tour.

Brooks debuted her blonde locks on May 16 at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue launch in New York.

The star, who was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, opted to lighten her hair after rocking brunette locks prior.

She paired her blonde hair with a see-through mesh dress from Tom Ford's archives.

The stunner went braless, wearing only thong bottoms beneath.

This year's SI issue has four covers, one with Kate Upton, one with Gayle King, one with Chrissy Teigen and the final one with Hunter McGrady.

Brooks graced one of the special issue covers last year.

Brooks got her start in 2019, after she was selected and won the Sports Illustrated 2019 Swim Search.

'Growing up, I had a copy of the magazine pinned to my bulletin board,' she previously told The New York Post.

'Being from a small town in Louisiana, I never thought this was an option, but my parents always encouraged me to chase my dreams and that's exactly what I did.'

In 2019, she convinced her mom to fly to Miami with her for the Swim Search open casting - which she won by beating out more than 10,000 other contestants.

'I loved the process because they didn't even look at me in a swimsuit for the initial casting,' she told the outlet.

'They got to know me as a person and asked what I was passionate about. They wanted to know Brooks the person, not as a model. I was surprised when I didn't just walk in the room and hear, 'OK, next.' It was like a therapy session.'

Brooks has been featured inside the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition every year since, but 2023 was her first cover.

Three days after debuting her blonde hair, she showed it off at a bash in Hollywood, Florida, rocking a sheer black top and ripped denim bottoms.

She also sported blonde hair at another event, which took place at TheGuitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida on May 18.

Brooks wore a white crop top and mini skirt with her golden hair.

She also attended a May 18th event at the same hotel and posed on the red carpet in a feathered halter mini dress with her blonde hair.

The model rocked her blonde hair at the beach on May 19th in Miami for a beach day.

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Brooks Nader likes playing In the ocean

Brooks Nader is one of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit's most well-known models. She's been modeling for the catalog for five years now. And she's currently their cover star. SI Swim shared Nader's cover on Twitter this week. In it, Nader posed in front of the ocean in a red swimsuit.

Nader opened up about her diet and exercise to the Daily Mail. She says that when it comes to her diet, she makes sure that she has a plan that is sustainable. "I think that you can totally drive yourself crazy if you go on insane diets for long periods of time," she said. "You're just going to crack. It's taken me a while to just do everything in moderation — try to eat healthy as much as you can."

Nader makes sure to eat healthy. However, she also believes in moderation and isn't afraid of having a cheat day once in a while. "I try and stay away from sugar and dairy but if I have a craving, I'll definitely satisfy it," she told the Daily Mail. "Any 'diet' a person goes under should just consist of healthy eating, but don't beat up yourself if you need to satisfy that fried chicken craving — I am Southern after all."

Nader opened up about her diet in an interview with SI Swim. She says that she likes to intermittent fast, and only eats during a certain time of day. "I start eating at 12 p.m. and have my last meal at 8 p.m.," she says. "So it's only an eight-hour eating period." John Hopkins Medicine reports that intermittent fasting has a lot of benefits. "Intermittent fasting works by prolonging the period when your body has burned through the calories consumed during your last meal and begins burning fat."

Nader shared some of her diet to SI Swim. She says that she likes to take probiotics each day. "And first thing in the morning, I take a probiotic with a large glass of water." The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health states, "Probiotics have shown promise for a variety of health purposes, including prevention of antibiotic-associated diarrhea (including diarrhea caused by Clostridium difficile), prevention of necrotizing enterocolitis and sepsis in premature infants, treatment of infant colic, treatment of periodontal disease, and induction or maintenance of remission in ulcerative colitis."

Nader shared some of her favorite healthy options with SI Swim. "For breakfast, I usually have avocado toast with a poached egg and coffee," she says. "Lunch typically consists of a salad or sandwich. For my salad, I usually create my own from Sweetgreen or Chop't [in NYC] with kale, spinach, romaine, tomatoes, jalapenos, onions, bell peppers and balsamic dressing. Otherwise, my sandwich is chicken salad. I love having a rice bowl, sushi or pasta for dinner. The rice bowl I usually get from Cava, and it comes with white rice, crazy feta, chicken, onions, tomatoes and spicy peppers."

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Brooks Nader flaunts her sculpted frame in a bikini in the cool ocean at sunny Miami Beach

Brooks Nader showcased her toned physique as she enjoyed time in the cool ocean at Miami Beach on Saturday.

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, 25, - who launched a '90s supermodel' inspired capsule collection back in October - flaunted her rock hard abs in a gray and white bikini as she took a dip in the water.

The beauty, who currently resides in New York City, touched down in Miami for the 20th anniversary of the renowned art fair known as Art Basel, along with other celebrities such as Kim Kardashian.

The beauty, who signed a contract with Sports Illustrated in 2020, showed off her fit physique while she cooled off in the ocean water.

She slipped into matching, plain gray-stringed bottoms to complete her fashionable, beach day ensemble.

After taking a quick dip in the Miami water, the businesswoman slicked back her damp, brunette hair away from her face.

Brooks opted to deck out her look with stylish accessories, including gold bracelets on each of her wrists and small, gold-hooped earrings.

The Home by BN founder also threw on a pair of black sunglasses while spending time under the bright sunshine.

The star, who tied the knot with William (Billy) Haire in 2019 during a romantic New Orleans wedding, appeared to be having a blast enjoying the warm weather in the heart of the chilly fall season.

The talented beauty began modeling in 2016 and was eventually scouted on Instagram. The star went on to complete in the Swim Search competition, and came out as the winner in 2019, landing her a coveted spread in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Magazine the following year.

When opening up about that big step which helped launch her successful career, Brooks told Fox News, 'Sports Illustrated helped my confidence a lot. You’re surrounded by some of the most influential, beautiful supermodels.'

'Not only do they have the recognition, but they also have beautiful hearts, and they’re even more gorgeous on the inside,' she further explained.

She also added that the community is, 'very spirit-lifting' and that, 'it has certainly helped me find my place in the world as a model.'

Brooks also expressed to Page Six that working with the magazine has boosted her confidence when it comes to her fashion sense.

'SI Swimsuit makes me feel so comfortable. I’m like, whatever, I’m going to wear a sheer dress,' she revealed. 'I feel like since Sports Illustrated is evolving in a more progressive direction, I have less pressure to do a crazy crash diet or something...'

Later in the afternoon, the stunning model, who is also pals with fashion influencer, Olivia Culpo, took a rest on a towel-covered, lounge chair underneath a shaded cabana to enter full relaxation mode.

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Brooks Nader understands the assignment, and appreciates the gig

The Sports Illustrated stunner, who strutted at the magazine’s annual swimsuit show Saturday night at the W South Beach Hotel, admitted that she had a Miami Swim Week hangover, in the best way.

“STILL NOT OVER IT!” wrote the 26-year-old Louisiana native with a video of her sauntering out in a bikini.

So how did Nader pull it off? The New York resident told SI how she preps for the big day, starting back in April. Besides working out once a day with her personal trainer, she sticks to a strict diet. “I cut out wine and alcohol for a month and reduce the amount of cheese I eat,” Brooks Nader told. “Plus, I go to my dermatologist a month before to do micro-needling to promote collagen. Then I do a hydrafacial, a heavy duty exfoliating treatment performed at a medspa, right before the shoot.”

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Brooks Nader swears that being a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit star is more than just having great genes

The Baton Rouge, La., beauty made heads turn when she attended the magazine’s first-ever open casting call in Miami in 2018, earning a spot in the final six out of more than 10,000 applicants. The model went on to be named the 2019 model search winner. However, success didn’t always come easy for her.

“I’ve always liked my body,” Nader previously told Fox News. “I was bustier growing up. I thought that people would be receptive to that in New York, but it was obviously challenging at first. But now I’m in a really good place, mainly became a brand like Sports Illustrated noticed me.”

Nader stressed she doesn’t believe in no-nonsense diet regimens or even skipping on her favorite treats to stay in swimsuit-ready shape. So how does she do it? Below are six ways Nader keeps herself balanced while staying fit all year long:

In February of this year, Nader told Fox News she doesn’t believe in dieting.

Instead, when it comes to being ready to don a swimsuit at any given moment, the model insisted on portion control, which prevents her from overindulging without compromising on her favorite treats.

“I try to do everything in moderation and not limit myself too much,” she explained. “If I want a sweet I’ll just have portion control and have a little bit of a cupcake instead of four cupcakes. I think that you can totally drive yourself crazy if you go on insane diets for long periods of time,” she shared. “You’re just going to crack. It’s taken me a while to just do everything in moderation try to eat healthy as much as you can.”

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Sports Illustrated model Brooks Nader told about how is her new life as a married girl

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, 22, married advertiser William Haire, 33, on Sunday.

"The feeling of marrying my best friend is something so special for me that it is even hard for me to put into words,” Nader told Fox News exclusively. “I am extremely blessed to be in such a beautiful place in my life at this time.”

“I literally had to leave the next day after my wedding for a job in Shanghai so we have not had the time to spend as a married couple yet,” she continued. “My husband is supportive and understanding when it comes to my work and that’s really so important to me. I can’t wait to spend forever with him and fill it with so many memories to share with my fans.”

For the big day, the 2020 rookie model wore a strapless Oscar de la Renta gown. According to People, Nader planned her wedding for over a year. She previously described her theme as “chic and modern with a romantic twist and a New Orleans flair.”

The nuptials came days after Nader spoke up about bullying on social media after a sheer mini dress she wore to the Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year Awards garnered much criticism.

"I can't say that I ignore the haters, and it doesn't hurt my feelings because it does,” Nader told Fox News. "But what sticks with me more is fans and friends sticking up for me in the comments. I feel sorry for people [who] have to put others down. It's all about lifting people up and supporting each other."

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Brooks Nader blocked the commenter after she insisted the model was 'asking to be abused' and 'raped' when she wore the sheer dress

Brooks Nader has clapped back at an online troll who branded her a 'slut' and accused her of 'asking to be abused' after she wore a sheer mini-dress to the Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year Awards.

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Rookie modeled a one-shoulder dress by Bronx and Banco that was made of nude-colored mesh and adorned with crystals when she worked the red carpet at Monday night's ceremony, which honored soccer star Megan Rapinoe.

Brooks, 22, wore a pair of cheeky skin-toned underwear and what appeared to be pasties underneath the bold frock that showed off her incredible figure. While many people were fans of the sexy look, she received a few disturbing comments after she posted photos of herself at the event.

Many people leaped to the model's defense, and some wrongly assumed the critic harassing the model was a man, prompting the woman to double down on her comments.

The model proudly shared behind-the-scenes photos and videos of herself modeling skimpy bikinis and frolicking in the surf while on set of her exotic shoot.

Over the summer, Brooks was named Sports Illustrated Swimsuit's Model Search winner securing her spot in the 2020 issue as a Rookie, just a few months after making her debut in the iconic magazine.

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Brooks Nader, shared a few behind-the-scene photos as she modeled bikinis for the special issue of SI and enjoyed the surf and sand

Brooks Nader was named Sports Illustrated Swimsuit's newest rookie model in July.

The Baton Rouge, La., native was "hand-picked" during a model search conducted by the iconic magazine and now she's shooting her campaign in Bali.

"I am here on my rookie shoot. I can't believe I am saying that!" she told the camera before calling over celebrity photographer Yu Tsai.

"I have to give him props because he was part of my casting process at open call in Miami," Nader explained. "And now we're here in Bali."

The new modeling star flew business class during the long-haul flight to Hong Kong and then Bali.

According to the outlet, Brooks attended an open casting call in Miami last year and made it to the final six out of over 10,000 Instagram and in-person applicants. The final six women then traveled to Paradise Island, in the Bahamas, in February to shoot with Yu Tsai for a spread in the 2019 issue.

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Brooks Nader is headed to Bali for her rookie SI Swimsuit photo shoot

You already know her and love her, now get ready for Brooks Nader’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2020 rookie shoot!

The Baton Rouge beauty first caught our eyes when she attended SI Swimsuit’s first-ever, in-person open casting call in Miami in 2018. She quickly stole our hearts, earning herself a spot in the final six out of over 10,000 Instagram and in-person applicants. After her #SISwimSearch photoshoot with photographer Yu Tsai in Paradise Island, The Bahamas.

It’s not hard to see why our girl Brooks was crowned as the 2019 model search winner. She is as personable as she is stunning, and we are SO lucky to have her as an official member of the SI Swimsuit family.

“Being in SI Swimsuit was always a dream of mine. It wasn’t until this year when I got to work with the amazing edit team, crew, photographers, and event staff that I realized that it’s the people behind-the-scenes that make this brand so special,” Brooks wrote on Instagram after learning what she called the “best news” of her life.

Brooks will be shooting in breathtaking BALI, where she will once again be photographed by the one and only Yu Tsai. We cannot wait to see Brooks back in front of the camera, and we know you can’t either! Be sure to follow along on Instagram so you don’t miss a thing as Brooks travels around the world to continue making her dreams come true.

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Baton Rouge native Brooks Nader officially won the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2019 Model Search.

The magazine revealed on Wednesday the pinup will appear in the 2020 issue as its handpicked “rookie.” She joins the ranks of fellow model search winners Camille Kostek, Haley Kalil, Anne De Paula and Mia Kang.

Back in May of this year, Nader attended the “SI Swimsuit on Location” event in Miami where she described how her life has changed since appearing on the magazine.

“For me, it’s everything,” Nader revealed at the venue’s red carpet affair. “I’ve always dreamt of it. It’s like a childhood dream of mine. I entered through Model Search, so I did the open call in Miami a year ago and now I’m here. So, the process and the journey for me is everything, because it was a long one.”

Nader insisted she would recommend any girl to take a chance to rock a skimpy swimsuit for the coveted magazine.

“Go for it,” she shared. “Do it. Be yourself. Own it. I mean, editor MJ Day and all the editors are just as nervous to meet you guys. Like, they want to see you. They want to see the real you. You want to be authentic. Show your flaws… MJ loves that. And it’s just such a special thing to be a part of this brand.”

The outlet also revealed Nader easily stands out from the pack. The pinup is described as someone who is obsessed with eating jalapenos from the jar and talented in peeling two pounds of crawfish in under 10 minutes, among other unique talents.

Looking back, Nader admitted she was stunned when the magazine’s editor called her with the exciting news about appearing in this year’s issue.

Nader also told Sports Illustrated Swimsuit that she hopes the opportunity will help her define what it means to be a model in today’s fashion industry.

“I want to inspire and encourage young women like my three little sisters to embrace and own who they are and go for it all in life,” Nader continued. “SI inspires us and gives us all permission to own our bodies and our personalities and gifts to let them shine before the watching world.”

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Model Brooks Nader has revealed the workouts she swears by in order to stay in top shape

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit star Brooks Nader has revealed the workouts she swears by in order to stay in top shape while opening up about how she prepared for her debut shoot for the iconic magazine.

The stunning 22-year-old, who is originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, told DailyMail.com that her typical workout routine sees her boxing, a hobby she credits with helping her stay 'toned' as well as keeping her 'endorphins going'.

Brooks admitted that she initially thought she had to slim down in order to make it in the industry, but said working with the magazine has empowered her to want to become the 'best version' of herself, which is what she now strives to do when she works out rather than attempting to get down to a certain size.

She said: 'I feel like when I first started, I had this idea that I had to workout to lose weight but now I do it to relieve stress, strengthen my body and help clear my head.'

The Louisiana native said her typical workout sees her boxing at a gym in New York City, where she moved from Louisiana to in 2017.

'I love boxing! I've been training with Rob Piela at Gotham Gym since I moved to NYC and I've found it really helps strengthen, tone me and help keep my endorphins going which is my main goal!' she said.

Brooks said she also attends 'the occasional' hip hop class at a dance studio in the city.

But despite her efforts to work out regularly, Brooks said heading to the gym to work up a sweat is often the last thing she wants to do after a busy day of shooting.

When it comes to her diet, the model said she isn't too hard on herself in terms of what she eats, admitting that she once had a 'strange relationship' with food.

'I try and stay away from sugar and dairy but if I have a craving, I'll definitely satisfy it,' she said.

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Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Brooks Nader is eager to follow in her idol Christie Brinkley’s footsteps

The Baton Rouge native is one of six finalists of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit’s model search competition, which earned her a ticket to Paradise Island, The Bahamas, to shoot with photographer Yu Tsai.

The magazine’s stars all celebrated at Mynt and Myn-Tu, the newly opened Japanese-French concept restaurant by Romain Zago next to the lounge. It was there where they candidly shared their experiences posing in the sizzling issue.

“For me, it’s everything,” Nader revealed at the venue’s red carpet affair. “I’ve always dreamt of it. It’s like a childhood dream of mine. I entered through Model Search, so I did the open call in Miami a year ago and now I’m here. So, the process and the journey for me is everything, because it was a long one.”

BRProud.com recently reported Brinkley, a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit veteran, inspired Nader to participate in the magazine’s contest.

“Christie Brinkley was always a big inspiration for me,” she told the outlet. “She actually was a part of the interview process. It was crazy to be face to face with her and have her be a part of the whole process.”

Nader revealed Brinkley even gave her some advice on making it big.

“She said, you have to remember that modeling is a job,” recalled Nader. “Like any other, you have to show up on time, be professional, and if you’re freezing, shooting in a bikini in the show or tired, power through it with a smile on your face.”

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Swimsuit Model Brooks Nader appearance in the pages of the coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue

Brooks Nader is still riding the excitement from her first-ever appearance in the pages of the coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue which came out earlier this month as evident from the photos that she continues to share with her fans.

On Monday, the model share a sizzling snapshot of herself in a tiny bikini, one that shows off her enviable physique.

According to her photos posted on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit website, the swimsuit she is wearing is from Beach Bunny.

The 23-year-old is facing the camera as she on the sand. Nader is shooting a fierce gaze at the onlooker, her lips slightly parted in a seductive way

Nader jetted off to the Bahamas earlier this year to shoot her spread, having been named as one of the six finalists of this year’s 2019 Sports Illustrated swimsuit model search competition, per Sports Illustrated. The report describes the Louisiana native as a Southern belle who, when not working, can be found in purple and gold, cheering on her hometown LSU Tigers.

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Erin Willerton recently concluded her first photo shoot for the coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue

Erin Willerton recently concluded her first photo shoot for the coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, and she continues to prove why she was one of the six lucky ones to be selected as a #SISwimSearch finalist, doing so via her own Instagram page.

As Sports Illustrated previously pointed out, Willerton jetted off to the Bahamas in February alongside five other finalists to complete their photo shoot. The process began with more than 10,000 Instagram video submissions and in-person interviews, leading up to the six lucky models Brooks Nader, Veronica Pomee, Jessica Aidi, Raine Michaels, and Manuela Hernandez, in addition to Willerton, the report further detailed.

On Thursday, the magazine took to its Instagram page to share a video of Willerton and Hernandez celebrating the successful wrap-up of their shoot, indicating that they were going to go eat a pizza as a reward.

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