Yellowstone Star Dawn Olivieri Shares Swimsuit Photo Saying “Just Add Cowboy Hat”

Yellowstone and 1883 star Dawn Olivieri is busy goat herding in a bikini and cowboy hat (what else would she be wearing right?) and sharing the pictures online. Olivieri, 42, posted a snap of herself posing in a swimsuit next to one of her adorable little goats. “You can take the girl out of Florida but good luck getting the Florida outa that girl. #workbikini #ifyoucantbeattheheatjoinit #Goatrich #farmingissexy #knowingwhereyourfoodcomesfromisevensexier. Just add cowboy hat.” she captioned the post. Olivieri is passionate about animal welfare—here are her other rules for life.

1. Working Out In Nature

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Olivieri loves nothing more than exercising outdoors in the fresh air. Her workouts vary between hiking, weight training, and running on the beach when she’s not in a gym with her trainer. "I tend to be most inspired to work out within a location that contains something impressive," she says. "The mountains, a sunrise, a sunset, a waterfall, the ocean. You can pull energy from them while you do your exercises."

2. Self-Love and La Mer

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Olivieri says the number one beauty product all women should have is self love. “But if you already have that, do the best to alkalize your body,” she says. “And if you're doing that already, then one of those tubs of La Mer will do the job. I’m deep into the Tata Harper line at the moment. 100% natural, organic, and nontoxic. The SK-II mask is a great one as well. I give myself facial massages when I’m putting it on. Makes a difference.”

3. Beach Volleyball

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Olivieri loves staying active and having fun while doing so. “I am an outside junkie, so anything involving fresh air, sign me up!” she says. “I shy away from gyms, but love getting a workout the old-fashioned way, sport style, so playing beach volleyball is a big one. Hiking, camping, and a little rock climbing is something I am just starting to get into. I love working with animals, painting, playing the guitar, photography, watching movies, and of course working! I realize how lucky I am to be able to say that.”

4. Relating To Sarah Atwood

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Olivieri feels a kinship with her Yellowstone character Sarah Atwood. “The reason I was cast to play this role is probably because I am like this in real life,” she says. “I don't go and try to ruin legacy ranches or anything, but I might go and ruin a perspective on life -- in the name of something better. Who's to say Sarah isn't thinking the same way, and who's to say that it isn't better what she is advocating for?”

5. Introvert Lifestyle

Olivieri is introverted when she’s not working. “I think when you're a showman or there's some element of that inside of you, you have two ways you can go: You can get shy and introverted and pull away or you can just go for it,” she says. “And I think that's what happens to me. In my real life, I'm a bit more introverted. I don't have a big circle of friends; I'm not out going to parties all the time. I really like to be at home reading books and just sticking to myself, playing in the garden, or what have you. But when I work, I perform for everybody.”

1923 star Michelle Randolph took advantage of the September sun to get into a swimsuit and have fun with her friends—and also celebrate her birthday! Randolph, 26, shared pictures of herself posing on the beach in a bikini, against a background of grass and gray autumn skies. “I want to jump in every picture,” commented her sister Cassie Randolph. “🥹🥹🥹,” commented co-star Julia Schlaepfer. How does the actress keep busy and focused both when she’s working and during down time? Here’s how Randolph does it.

1. Filming In Montana

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Randolph enjoyed working in Montana and exploring nature. “I loved Montana – it was one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been,” she says. “I was thankfully there at the best time of year so I got all the good seasons! I got there in August and it was sunny and 80 degrees. It was perfect weather from August to October, and then it started to feel really nice in the fall in November. Then, when it got really cold, I got two weeks of snow and was able to go home. Montana really was one of the coolest places to film because we were able to spend so much time on our off days exploring as well.”

2. Cassie Randolph’s Sister

Animal welfare is important to Randolph, and something she focuses on with the help of her sister Cassie Randolph (of The Bachelor fame). “I’m a cat lady. I’ve had cats my whole life and fostered for many years,” she says. “My three cats are foster fails. Shelters are overflowing with animals that need homes and I think when people are searching for a pet, rescuing should be their intention. I am very passionate about this. Basically, I started ‘House Cat’ to channel some of that passion into something productive. With my schedule, ‘House Cat’ gives me a way to support these organizations and their causes even when I am not home. It’s impossible to ignore the amount of financial and physical help rescues and shelters need. My sister Cassie and one of my best friends, Chandler, work on it with me and we hope to continue growing it.”

3. Meditating In Nature

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Randolph loves the peace and quiet of being in Montana. “Montana was an adjustment, but I think we were so present and busy the whole time that I just fell in love with it completely,” she says. “I mean, we were riding horses on our off days and spending time together. I actually have gone back and forth about [the idea of what place I feel suits me most] a lot. I kind of confuse myself. I love cities, I love the hustle and bustle and how everything is available and right there. At the same time, I think I am happiest, not to sound cliché, but when I’m in nature. It just feels like you’re taking a step back and the real priorities in life are health and wellness and you can meditate and not hear cars honking [laughs]! I do think it’s a balance. I could spend 6 months in Montana and then I need 6 months in the city too. I’d like to think of myself as a well-rounded person in that regard.”

4. Cowboy Lifestyle

Randolph went to “cowboy camp” with the rest of the Yellowstone and 1883 casts. “I really fell in love with Montana. We shot for about 5 months and spent just as much time together off set as we did on set,” she says. “I feel so lucky to have made such great friends with the cast and crew. I think that is one of the best parts about shooting on location. The most memorable days were when we shot the large exterior scenes and had the horses and wranglers with us. Before we started filming, we did ‘cowboy camp’ and all learned how to ride, rope, etc. Being in Montana throughout filming gave us the chance to embrace and embody that lifestyle.”

5. Family First

Randolph pulled from her real life to help play the character of Elizabeth Strafford in 1923. “We are all very close and very family-oriented,” she says. “I spend so much time with my family. We are all very loyal to each other and we put each other first. My family really values quality time with each other which is something that I learned from my mom and her sisters being really close. It doesn’t necessarily come naturally. Your family knows you; You can be your most authentic, horrible self to them [laughs], but to make a choice and be pleasant and spend quality time is something that is not just second nature. So, that’s something that runs like gasoline through my family!”

The Young and The Restless star Amelia Heinle got to swim in the beautiful Mediterranean thanks to the Monte Carlo TV Festival. Heinle, 50, shared a video of herself wearing a dark red swimsuit and getting ready to get into the cold ocean waters. “Thanks so much to all the fans and TF1 and the television festival for allowing me to swim in the Mediterranean again!!” she captioned the post. Heinle has been acting for decades—here’s how she’s 50 and thriving.

1. Horseback Riding

Heinle has been horseback riding since her parents got her a Shetland pony. “I was interested in sports, but I loved horses,” she says. “I don’t know how my parents swung it. Sandy wasn’t the nicest pony; she stepped on my feet all the time and threw me off a lot. But it was a good learning experience... We used to ride like crazy when we were kids—bareback, no helmets, just crazy stuff.”

2. Dressage Dreams

Heinle got back into horseback riding and dressage after her daughter expressed an interest in it. She now rides a horse called Prince Caspian. “I knew about dressage, but I was an adrenaline junkie—I loved jumping,” she says. “But dressage is exciting in a different way. It’s a rush when he goes from this beautiful walk to a canter. He’s a big mover, but it’s like liquid. I’m just getting to know him. He’s a little shy, still trying to figure it all out because he’s new to the barn. I sing country-western songs to calm him down.”

3. Victoria Newman Legacy

Heinle knows she will always be connected to the role of Victoria Newman. “It scares me to think, like, I never thought I would be in a place so long,” she says. “Not that it’s gonna end anytime soon, but if it were, like this has become such a part of my life and the people I see on day-to-day basis is like…. This is like a legacy for me almost. I’ll be known for his, for being on Y&R because I’ve been there so long.”

4. Beauty Fails

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Heinle admits to having her fair share of beauty disasters over the years. “I over tweezed my eyebrows in the late ‘90s,” she says. “Also, when I dyed my hair too blonde during the Victoria and Brad days. One of the producers said I looked like I was going to Woodstock instead of running Newman Enterprises. And when I got bangs, Joshua Morrow [Nick], who never says a bad thing about anyone, said, ‘It’s not the best look I’ve seen on you.’”

5. Making Time For Herself

Heinle starts work before 7 and often isn’t home until late in the day. “I might get lucky and be able to go to work, ride and get home when my kids get home from school,” she says, adding that her love of horseback riding helps with her job. “I know when I’m doing a scene exactly how I want it to go. It took this long to finally get here. That’s not to say I don’t have crappy days where it looks awful and my acting is worse than I’ve ever seen it or days when I think, ‘Why the heck am I even on camera?’ If that is what dressage is like, I’m ready—I’m prepared to fail miserably in the beginning and just enjoy it. Whether it’s riding a horse or acting on a soap opera, if you’re enjoying what you’re doing, none of the other stuff really matters.”

Yellowstone might be on hiatus, but actress Hassie Harrison is staying on brand and in character even during her down time. The 33-year-old star shared a picture of herself posing in a pink bikini with on-screen-off-screen boyfriend Ryan Bingham, looking happy and loved up. “Highly recommend taking your cowboy to the beach,” she captioned the post. Harrison’s Yellowstone co-star Kelly Reilly commented with “❤️❤️”. Here’s Harrison’s approach to health, wellness, and happiness.

1. Long Walks With Dogs

Harrison loves taking walks with her dogs. “I’m obsessed with dogs and am currently in a deep and meaningful love affair with my morning coffee and consider myself to be a cereal enthusiast,” she says. “I take a lot of walks to exercise my body, spend time with friends and family to fill my heart, read and listen to audiobooks and podcasts to stay informed and make sure to get a lot of vitamin D! As an extra bonus, I also love a good face mask.”

2. Inside Out Approach

Harrison follows a holistic approach to health and wellness. “I became a certified health coach a few years ago, so I am a big believer in the inside-out approach,” she says. “What we eat and drink shows up on our skin, in our sleep patterns and in our day-to-day energy levels and moods… I have slowed down my life and exercise routine. I have been taking beautiful long walks with my puppy and have noticed how my body has appreciated the gift of rest and relaxation. To balance that out, I have put more focus on eating healthy and cooking my own clean meals.”

3. Face Oils

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Harrison uses face oils to protect and enhance her complexion. “For my bare essentials, I’m a big fan of face oils,” she says. “They hydrate my skin in a way that allows my makeup to look lighter and have more radiance so that I need less of it. I try to keep things clean and natural looking, but I’ll throw on a cat eye when I’m trying to spice things up.”

4. No Fast Fashion

Harrison tries to be mindful of avoiding fast fashion. “My style is constantly evolving,” she says. “Although I do gravitate towards pieces that have a classic look and feel. I want clothes that will stand the test of time so that I can wear them long-term. I try not to follow trends. I find them wasteful given the toll they take on the environment. I love fashion so much but in the last few years especially I’ve tried to be conscious of honoring that passion while leaving a smaller footprint. There are so many cool secondhand websites, like OpenCloset or theRealReal, that help me do just that!”

5. Staying Focused

Harrison has good advice for anyone wanting to do what she does. “My chosen career requires a lot of passion, patience, and persistence,” she says. “It’s also necessary to stay out of your own way by continuing to show up and do the work. Just as important, you must study and educate yourself through film, theater, observing actors and directors and reading a ton of scripts. Work hard and you’ll be rewarded. I’ve found that to be true in life and in acting. It’s that life is short and things can change in an instant – don’t wait, just go for it.”