Fallout Star Ella Purnell Shares Swimsuit Photo Under the Sun

Ella Purnell is heating up Palm Springs in her swimsuit. In a social media post, the Yellowjackets and Fallout star shows off her amazing body in a bathing suit while eating by the pool. “Chips or fries you decide,” she captioned the post. How does the young actress approach health and fitness? Celebwell rounded up her top lifestyle habits.

1. Seafood-Free Diet

You won’t find Ella eating any seafood, which was a problem when she was filming the show Sweetbitter. “I have a stomach condition where I can’t eat certain foods, which is really convenient when you get cast as a lead in a food show,” she told Decider. “There was one oyster scene that was the most important scene in the whole season. They’re like, ‘You have to eat an oyster.’ I was like ‘If I eat an oyster, I’m taking two weeks off work because I will be so sick.'”

2. Hiking

Ella loves to hike, a great workout according to the National Parks Service. It helps with:

• Building stronger muscles and bones
• Improving your sense of balance
• Improving your heart health
• Decreasing the risk of certain respiratory problems

3. Roller Skating

Purnell also loves to roller skate. “A chilled morning skate with the eagles in the mountains of Vancouver Island // lately I’ve been focusing on flow; just getting smoother with those transitions and filler moves like disco spins and dips. Still struggling to balance with that heal toe spin at the end but getting better at coming out of them without landing on my a**!” she captioned a recent video.

4. Mental Health

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“I have anxiety and have had depression in the past,” Purnell told the Evening Standard. “When I was 15 or 16 I had a bad experience at school — some issues with other classmates and somebody I was seeing, we don’t need to go into it. I started self-harming and did that for a long time until my mum caught me and I started to learn about it [mental health].” She added that it forced her to learn about depression. “Self-harm is not about attention — I hid [my scars] for six months, wore long T-shirts, covered them up with make-up. It’s about punishing yourself, for people who dislike themselves or suffer from insecurity or self-doubt,” she continued. "I still have the scars and it’s something that I did that I will always regret: it hurt a lot of people around me and it’s on my body forever.”

5. Reading

Ella reads a lot. “With a good book,” she responded when asked by Conde Nast Traveler how she relaxes. “I’m reading Raven Black by Ann Cleeves right now, and I think I just predicted the ending. Although I do quite often predict them wrong, so I’ll keep reading.” One Harvard study published in Social Science & Medicine found that people who read books regularly had a 20% lower risk of dying over the next 12 years compared with people who weren't readers or who read periodicals.

Chloe Farnworth just shared a stunning new set of photos on Instagram this week. In them, the actress is seen lounging on a chair in a lavender swimsuit. Farnworth is known for her roles in as Regina 12 Hour Shift, Leah Sims in Departure, and Aideen in In Circles. Farnworth received compliments from her followers in the post’s comments. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Chloe Farnworth stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.

1. She’s In Tune With Her Characters

Farnworth opened up about her career in an interview with Pop Culturist. She says that she thinks about how a character moves first. “So, I think back in drama school, we learned how to move our bodies in a different way to tell someone’s story without actual speech, and I fell in love with the idea of doing that. Now with every project I do and every audition, I think about the physicality first before the lines; it can change how the whole character comes across.”

2. She Works Hard

Farnworth told Pop Culturist that she makes sure to work hard. “I’ve worked with director Mark Wellington a few times. He’s known for doing a lot of music videos. I met him on a Linkin Park music video shoot. He has always been a great supporter and has brought me back for a few jobs. He’s always said, ‘You have to keep going. Don’t ever stop doing what you love. Keep working really hard.’ I’ve always been someone that worked hard and hustled away. I’ve put everything I have into this, into my auditions, into my career, and into this industry. He’s always been a good supporter—I wouldn’t say mentor, but he’s a very good friend in the industry with many years of experience. He’s definitely someone who I look up to, admire, and love working with.”

3. She Goes Outside

As you can see from her recent post, Farnworth spends a lot of time outside. She shares a lot of posts on Instagram of herself outside. In this photo set, she is seen in a garden and by the beach in San Jose del Cabo. Mind.org states that going outside has a lot of benefits. “Spending time in green space or bringing nature into your everyday life can benefit both your mental and physical wellbeing. For example, doing things like growing food or flowers, exercising outdoors or being around animals can have lots of positive effects. It can: Improve your mood. Reduce feelings of stress or anger. Help you take time out and feel more relaxed.”

4. She Takes Selfies

Taking body selfies can serve as a powerful tool for self-motivation on your fitness journey. Firstly, they offer a visual record of your progress over time, allowing you to witness and celebrate your achievements. These images can be a source of pride and encouragement, reinforcing your commitment to a healthier lifestyle. Moreover, body selfies can enhance body positivity and self-esteem as you appreciate the changes and improvements in your physique. Sharing them with a supportive community or friends can also create a sense of accountability and inspire others. Ultimately, body selfies can be a valuable, tangible reminder of your fitness goals and the positive impact of your efforts, fostering lasting motivation.

5. She Enjoys the Sun

Suntanning can be an enjoyable way to soak up some sun and achieve a golden glow, but it's crucial to do so responsibly to protect your skin from harmful UV rays. Start by applying a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher before heading outdoors. Reapply it every two hours, especially if you've been swimming or sweating. Seek shade during peak sunlight hours, typically between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., when the sun's rays are strongest. Consider wearing protective clothing, like a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses, to shield your face and eyes. Lastly, don't overdo it; limit your sun exposure to reduce the risk of sunburn and skin damage, and opt for self-tanning products as a safer alternative. Remember, responsible sunbathing ensures a healthier, more radiant you.