Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles Star Tracy Tutor Shares Swimsuit Photo From French Riviera

1. Celery Juice Every Morning

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Tutor swears by celery juice to start her day. “I wake up when it’s still dark, pour myself a 16-ounce cup of celery juice, chug it, and make a cup of coffee,” she says. “Then I am out on the treadmill doing anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes of cardio while I’m reviewing what my day looks like and checking in with my team (if they’re awake.) Then I alternate between doing weight training and pilates. After I train, I head back to the house to shower, get ready, and start my workday.”

2. Less Cardio, More Fat Burning

Tutor no longer sees cardio as the be all and end all of her workout routine. “When I was younger, I focused on more intense cardio–I thought it was about going as long and hard as possible,” she says. “As I’ve gotten older, I’ve learned to focus on more fat burning and moderate intensity cardio–this allows me to eat what I want, drink what I want, and feel good in my body. It also keeps me from injuring myself or burning out, so that I can rebound and stay consistent, rather than hitting these intense physical peaks and valleys.”

3. Weight Training

Tutor loves the results weight training give her. “I love to mix it up but what I have found with my body now is that I don’t try to kill myself with anything too high intensity,” she says. “I love weight training because you have to be mentally strong to push up weight beyond your comfort zone. I like that challenge. It’s a time where I don’t think about work or friends or family or stress. I focus on my goal for that hour and give it 100%.”

4. Representing Women

Tutor is proud to represent women in a male-dominated industry. “I love women. I believe we are the stronger sex. Period,” she says. “Mentally, emotionally, spiritually. We have unfortunately for centuries been told we are the weaker sex, so believing in our power, doesn’t come naturally to us. I love that discussion and reminding women that they are all lions, they maybe just haven’t heard their roar yet. We should listen to our intuition more. It’s our greatest gift and trusting it, learning how to use it to our advantage and giving it a real voice is what separates us from our male counterparts.”

5. Prioritizing Health

Tutor has learned how important health is over the past few years. “During Covid, my biggest lesson was learning to prioritize my health,” she says. “I’m getting to the age where it’s extremely important to get enough rest and make sure I get truly restorative sleep so that I can be effective throughout the day. I haven’t nailed all the perfect habits–I know I should be turning off my phone well before bedtime–but I’m working on it!”

1. Diving Training

Raymonde went through intense training for her role in Deep Blue Sea 3. “I got PADI certified before we flew out, then trained with the Frog Squad in Cape Town,” she says. “We rehearsed a lot of the diving sequences before we shot, especially the underwater fight scenes, some of which were pretty tricky (clearing a full face mask underwater isn’t easy). It was winter in South Africa, so the water was freezing. Some puppets were used, but mostly the ‘sharks’ on set were tennis balls on sticks.”

2. Shark Lover

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Raymonde gained a real appreciation for sharks while staying in Cape Town. I made a bet with director John Pogue that we’d go cage diving in Cape Town before we started shooting (he agreed) but there was so much training involved before cameras rolled and I think there was a small concern I may get eaten before we started,” she says. “Climate change is killing sharks at a more accelerated rate than any other time in history. Their home like ours is under attack. This is a big deal!”

3. Los Angeles Native

Raymonde loves shopping and eating in her home town of Los Angeles. “I grew up in West LA,” she says. “I remember the old Santa Monica Place with nostalgia (they had an indoor waterfall in the food court) so I typically go to the mall and complain about how much nicer it used to be. Jonathan Adler has nice expensive things for the house, though! La Petite Porte is very romantic. I’m Corsican and I heard it’s owned by Corsicans although this may or may not be true. You can order a cheese plate at the bar and pretend you have a reservation.”

4. Improvisation Scenes

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Raymonde says playing convicted killer Jodi Arias was a challenge, as they had to film while the actual trial was happening. “I kind of liked it. I do remember that we did some improvisation,” she says. “The trial parts were the parts that we had so much of almost exact footage to base it on. There was so much coverage and close ups of her on the stand, and some of the dialogue was word for word what she said when she was on the stand with the prosecutor. That wasn’t too tough. That was crazy, though. She’d be on TV every night and the next day, I’m sitting in the same courthouse wearing the same outfit saying the same line she said yesterday on live TV. It was a trip.”

5. Life In Corsica

Raymonde loves the lifestyle when she visits family in Corsica. “No day is complete without a stop at a café for a drink before dinner,” she says, showing a picture of a cocktail. “This one’s my favorite, it’s water flavored with Licorice and Mint, and it’s the prettiest color. My Mom’s miniature Schnauzer approves (though he might be color blind.) And finally, dinner — which starts late and ends very late. Some delicious cheeses to end the meal with fresh green tomato jelly, scraps for the family pup, and a beautiful view of the Place at night.”