Danielle Harold in Bathing Suit Says "Take Me Back"
Danielle Harold is best known for her role on Eastenders. She also shares a lot of gorgeous photos on Instagram. Harold posted a new selfie to her page this week. In it, she posed in a black mesh cover up and a swimsuit. She captioned the photo, "Take me back." How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Danielle Harold stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
She Manages Her Health
Harold's health is very important to her. And she has a good reason. Harold is open about her struggles with her health. Specifically, a health crisis she had when she was a teenager. "I was in year 10 when I fell ill and was in and out of hospital," Harold told The Mirror. "At that point I just gave up and didn't try with GCSEs."
She Wants To Raise Awareness
When it comes to acting, Harold wants to represent people. During her time on Eastenders, her character developed a brain tumor. She opened up about what this was like to The One Show. "It's been a massive responsibility to be given this storyline by the show," she said. Just because it's affected so many people. Especially me starting the story, I didn't realise just how many that it does and how little awareness there is and how little funding there actually is for brain tumour research."
She Hikes
Harold loves to spend time outside. She does a lot of outdoor activities to stay in shape. One thing Harold likes to do is go hiking. While on a trip to Greece, she made sure to hike through the local spots. She shared this photo on Instagram of herself on top of a rock. She captioned the post, "Take me back."
She Swims
Another outdoor activity Harold enjoys doing is going swimming. She shared this photo on Instagram of herself in a pool. Harold captioned it, "I need some sun." Healthdirect.gov reports that swimming has a lot of benefits. "Swimming is a sport that you can do in a squad or independently, at any time of year. Being low-impact, swimming is a great option for people recovering from injury. Swimming has many health benefits including increasing your fitness, muscle strength and wellbeing."
She Spends Time Outside In Different Places
Harold spends a lot of time outside. Her Instagram is full of photos of herself outside. Harold also travels a lot, and goes to a lot of different places. She shared this photo of herself in the countryside of England. She shared this photo of herself walking by the pool, overlooking mountains. Harold also shared this photo of herself in the forest.
