Naomi Watts in Bathing Suit Says "2023 I'm Coming in Hot"

Naomi Watts, star of The Watcher and Mulholland Drive, is excited for the new year. And one of her recent Instagram posts proves it. In it, she ran on the beach in slow-motion. Watts wore a red bathing suit top, a black bottom, and a matching baseball cap. Her amazing figure was on display. She captioned the video, "2023, I'm coming in hot." How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Naomi Watts 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!

Watts opened up about her favorite workouts in an interview with Harper's Bazaar. She says that she does exercises that focus on toning and flexibility. "I try to work out as often as I can, but I'm not fanatical about fitness. My back carries most of my tension and if I'm stressed, I can't do high-impact exercise, so yoga and Pilates tend to work better for me."df44d9eab23ea271ddde7545ae2c09ec

Watts opened up about her diet to Harper's Bazaar. She says that she makes sure to eat healthy. One thing she likes to do each day is make green juices. "I'm naturally drawn to greens," she says. "And often whizz up a green juice for breakfast. I'll throw in kale, walnuts, yoghurt and pineapple into my Vitamix."

Watts makes sure to eat healthy. However, she doesn't like to fully deprive herself. She tells Harper's Bazaar that she doesn't like to restrict herself when it comes to food. Instead, Watts focuses on balance. "I try to eat healthily but I don't deprive myself," she says. "If I want sweet things I'll have it."

Watts has amazing skin, and she makes sure to take care of it. She broke down her typical schedule in an interview with Goop. She says that she likes to keep her skin natural most of the time. "Depending on what's on the agenda that day, I like to give myself a break from makeup, because I have to use it so much for work," she says. "Letting my skin breathe is so important, and the same goes with hair. Less is more."

One thing Watts likes to do to improve her wellbeing is meditate. She tells Goop that she tries to meditate each day, and does so when she has free time. "I meditate, if there's time. Creating a clear intention is so much easier after meditating, and it's such a good way to start the day." "Systematic reviews and meta-analyses analyzing hundreds of research studies suggest that mindfulness-based interventions help decrease anxiety, depression, stress, and pain, and help improve general health, mental health, and quality of life. These practices also appear to reduce inflammation and increase immune response," says Harvard Health.