Ali Larter showcases trim physique in long-sleeve top and cropped leggings on walk in Santa Monica
She’s been keeping fit during the COVID-19 pandemic.
And on Monday, Ali Larter, 44, strode out as she took a walk in Santa Monica, California.
The model and actress didn’t wear a face covering although she did have a bandana knotted around her neck.
Getting some exercise: She’s been keeping fit during the COVID-19 pandemic. And on Monday, Ali Larter, 44, strode out as she took a walk in Santa Monica, California
The blonde mom-of-two showed off her trim physique in a figure-hugging long-sleeve white top and cropped black leggings.
She stepped out in a pair of white trainers and wore a baseball cap over her loose hair.
Larter had earbuds in and carried her phone and she completed her look with round sunglasses.
Fit: She showed off her trim physique in a long-sleeve white top and cropped black leggings. She stepped out in a pair of white trainers and wore a baseball cap over her loose hair
Stayed connected: Mom-of-two Larter had earbuds in and carried her phone and she completed her look with round sunglasses
Pause: The blonde beauty paused to catch her breath and check her messages
It’s been 21 years since Larter’s breakthrough big screen role in Varsity Blues.
She played the head cheerleader in the film about a high school football team in a small town in Texas which also starred James Van Der Beek, Amy Smart, Scott Caan and the late Paul Walker and Ron Lester.
She went on to star in the hit supernatural horror film Final Destination and its sequel and in 2007, she joined the Resident Evil franchise as video game heroine Claire Redfield.
She also starred in the TV series Heroes for four seasons from 2006 to 2010.
On August 1, 2009, Larter married longtime boyfriend Hayes MacArthur and the couple are parents to two children – son Theodore, nine, and daughter Vivienne, five.
Family: Larter married longtime boyfriend Hayes MacArthur in 2009 and the couple are parents to two children – son Theodore, nine, and daughter Vivienne, five