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Actress Renata Notni is still enjoying summertime, even though it’s September. Notni just shared a stunning new set of photos and one video on Instagram. In them, she sat on the rocks by the ocean. She wore a black bathing suit, showing off her body. She captioned the post, “On this side of the world, summer is eternal.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Renata Notni 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!

1. She Swims

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Notni spends a lot of time on the beach or at the pool. Naturally, she loves to swim as a way to stay in shape. She posts a lot of photos of herself in the water on Instagram. She shared this photo of herself in the ocean in Acapulco. She captioned the post, “Salt water.”

2. She’s Confident

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Notni is extremely confident. She also shares a lot of empowering quotes on Instagram. She shared a quote in this post. It was, “You are a fucking queen. Act like one.”

3. She Doesn’t Stress

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Notni doesn’t live her life being stressed out. She says on this Instagram post that she is open to whatever is being thrown at her. “Life has a weird way of working itself out,” she wrote. “You just have to go with the flow and be chill.”

4. She’s An Activist

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Notni is not afraid to stand up for what she believes in. She shares a lot of posts on her Instagram that support different causes. For International Women’s Day, she shared this set of photos. She captioned the post, “NEVER AGAIN! Never apologize for being a powerful, strong, FUCKING woman!!! May NO ONE turn off our light. Let's keep shining, TODAY AND ALWAYS!!!! BY US!”

5. She Rides Horses

Notni loves to go horseback riding as a way to stay in shape. She shared this set of photos on Instagram of herself riding on a trail by a lake. She captioned the post, “Wild horses.” “Riding a horse for 45 minutes at a walk, trot and canter can burn up to 200 calories,” said Dr. Dennis Sigler, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service horse specialist and professor in the department of animal science at Texas A&M University in College Station, told the American Heart Association. “If you do something a bit more strenuous such as cutting or reining, that can come out to nearly seven calories per minute for the entire length of the riding period.”

Actress Renata Notni is still enjoying summertime, even though it’s September. Notni just shared a stunning new set of photos and one video on Instagram. In them, she sat on the rocks by the ocean. She wore a black bathing suit, showing off her body. She captioned the post, “On this side of the world, summer is eternal.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Renata Notni 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!

1. She Swims

Juan Naharro Gimenez/Getty Images

Notni spends a lot of time on the beach or at the pool. Naturally, she loves to swim as a way to stay in shape. She posts a lot of photos of herself in the water on Instagram. She shared this photo of herself in the ocean in Acapulco. She captioned the post, “Salt water.”

2. She’s Confident

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Notni is extremely confident. She also shares a lot of empowering quotes on Instagram. She shared a quote in this post. It was, “You are a fucking queen. Act like one.”

3. She Doesn’t Stress

John Lamparski/Getty Images

Notni doesn’t live her life being stressed out. She says on this Instagram post that she is open to whatever is being thrown at her. “Life has a weird way of working itself out,” she wrote. “You just have to go with the flow and be chill.”

4. She’s An Activist

Victor Chavez/WireImage

Notni is not afraid to stand up for what she believes in. She shares a lot of posts on her Instagram that support different causes. For International Women’s Day, she shared this set of photos. She captioned the post, “NEVER AGAIN! Never apologize for being a powerful, strong, FUCKING woman!!! May NO ONE turn off our light. Let's keep shining, TODAY AND ALWAYS!!!! BY US!”

5. She Rides Horses

Notni loves to go horseback riding as a way to stay in shape. She shared this set of photos on Instagram of herself riding on a trail by a lake. She captioned the post, “Wild horses.” “Riding a horse for 45 minutes at a walk, trot and canter can burn up to 200 calories,” said Dr. Dennis Sigler, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service horse specialist and professor in the department of animal science at Texas A&M University in College Station, told the American Heart Association. “If you do something a bit more strenuous such as cutting or reining, that can come out to nearly seven calories per minute for the entire length of the riding period.”

1. Dealing With Shyness

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Anderson credits acting with helping her to get over crippling shyness and anxiety as a child. “I was terrifyingly shy as a child to the point where my younger sister would ask questions for me,” she says. “I would actually tap her on the shoulder and get her to ask my questions for me. I was very, very nervous about talking to people in general. So for me, acting started at a young age. My parents put us in a local music festival. We did poetry, monologues, and Shakespeare from the time I was around ten. And I found that there was a freedom I experienced with acting and using someone else’s words that I hadn’t felt before. I found that it was liberating for me and it encouraged me to help me come out of my shell and take on different roles.”

2. Outdoorsy Canadian

Anderson loves the outdoors, having grown up on Vancouver Island. “It’s an incredibly idyllic place to grow up,” she says. “I grew up on a farm. It was a beautiful way to grow up. Then I moved to Toronto, and it was a totally different world. Yeah, I miss it. I definitely took it for granted and wish I would have explored more and everything, but that’s the beauty of being able to go home is that it’s there, and you can always go back and take it in. Yeah, it’s a remarkable place. It’s stunning, and the people are kind. There’s just beauty at every turn.”

3. Hawaiian Lifestyle

Anderson takes full advantage of the gorgeous Hawaiian landscape and lifestyle. “We’re both getting into surfing here, so I think we’re both trying to figure it out,” she says. “It’s a big shift from Toronto, but we’re making the most out of it. Hiking, surfing, I think we maybe might take a sailing class here or there. But, yeah, just trying to embrace it. The water is so beautiful, and the surfing is unreal. We went to the North Shore last year for the surf competitions and watched these surfers from all over the world, and lots from Hawaii just go on these waves. You have to have just an insane amount of respect for them. It’s a pretty wild place to see.”

4. Daredevil Dreams

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Anderson would love the chance to do her own stunts. “I’m like a daredevil — well, I say that but I haven’t done a lot of crazy things,” she says. “But the thing is they won’t let us. I want to do the skydiving and all that stuff, but they won’t let [me]. I’ll have to do it behind their backs, secretly, maybe.”

5. Hallmark Christmas Star

Anderson is also a big Hallmark Christmas star, and watches the movies every year. “So I’m in my PJs with a cup of coffee, and it’s a morning thing,” she says. “My mother-in-law and my sister-in-law are huge, huge Hallmark fans and so they’ve always sort of recorded it from the night before, and then we wake up in the morning, and we’ll watch a Hallmark movie. We’re all kind of settling down and have had our breakfasts and are just sort of mellowing out on a Sunday or something and watching it. It’s sort of that kind of cozy vibe.”

1. She Loves Her Family

Matsuura is grateful to have her family with her when she’s filming. “When I’m in Atlanta [for The Walking Dead], we don’t shoot on the weekends, which is amazing,” she says. “So weekends are for a bit of line learning, bit of reset and thinking about what shooting schedule I have for next week. But also, I have a family, so my family come with me everywhere. The weekends are spent with them where I’m being a mum, doing mummy stuff.”

2. She's Got Style

Matsuura describes her style as simple with a twist. “I wear a lot of dark-coloured clothes – mostly black – but will often add in a pop of color or a texture like fake fur,” she says. “In terms of shapes, I like my clothes to be well-structured and well-fitting. [My favorite fashion era is] the 70s – I love that era of kimonos, fringing and long, flowing dresses. I’m so pleased flares are making a comeback. I love labels like Chloé, Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney. I also love Halston Heritage for red-carpet dresses.”

3. Pandemic Slowdown

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Matsuura says she struggled to feel creative during the pandemic lockdowns. “I felt so uncreative for so long,” she says. “I remember that first initial wave of, ‘Oh my gosh, this is happening. Everything's shut down. No one can go anywhere,’ and there was an immediate response from everyone going, ‘I'm going to make a funny sketch’ or ‘I'm going to write’ or ‘here's the time I needed to write my novel.’ And I remember thinking, ‘Wow, I don't have an ounce of motivation.’ I really lost my sense of my playfulness and my creativity and it seemed to be compounded by this external pressure from social media that we have to be productive with our time. I sat with it for a long time and I realize now that that productivity, the pressure to be constantly busy, it's just capitalism. We're all just living in a capitalist world. Once I kind of aligned myself with this realization, I made peace with it pretty quickly. I put it to bed and I was like, ‘Okay, I'm just gonna be here.’”

4. Music Lover

Matsuura has a number of playlists to get her through the week. “I like music when I’m driving to work to film, driving on set to get me in the mood or character,” she says. “I pick playlists for every kind of moment in the day to match my mood. At the moment, I’m actually going through lots of old music like The Beatles and old Bowie albums; I’m literally going through them album by album because we don’t listen to albums anymore. It’s actually kind of cool to listen to something as a complete concept album, how it was meant to be heard. There’re so many things, so many beautiful albums which I just haven’t appreciated for a long time because you just hear the songs and get used to that. It’s been really cool going back and listening to them as a whole piece.”

5. More Than An Actor

Matsuura refuses to be pigeonholed as an entertainer. “I want to look into more producing, more directing, more writing,” she says. “The work that's really turning me on at the moment is all the women that are juggling all of those things, spinning all of those plates. I'm really noticing that women are more and more stepping up and going, “No, I'm not going to be in a box.” It's okay for us to be more than just an actor now.”