Hollywood actress Blanca Blanco poses in funny swimsuits while vacationing in Bora Bora on Thursday. The brunette beauty wears a light bikini with a butterfly pattern,

Hollywood actress Blanca Blanco poses in funny swimsuits while vacationing in Bora Bora on Thursday.

Wearing a light bikini with a butterfly pattern, the brunette beauty walked on the pier outside the hut, which sits on the tranquil azure water.

She tans while riding a bike, making the most of her curves.

The Story of the Story actress shows off her toned belly and sculptural legs, with thick chocolate-brown hair draped loosely.

Meanwhile, her heartbreaking memoir, Breaking the Rules, has reached an important milestone: 1 million copies have been sold since its release last year.

The star, who will next play therapist Alma Gomez in the film Ashes and Bones 2, also shared with journalists her diet tips to save money in 2023. She also shot an ad for the Swedish brand Chiquelle, which was featured in the May issue of Swedish magazine Elle.

Blanca says staying slim has a lot to do with eating regularly.

"I never eat late at night, it's the golden rule I've adopted this summer. I stop eating around 6 p.m. so my body can digest what I eat before going to bed. So there's no more popcorn bowls or cereal bars late at night. The late-night snack was over. If I'm super hungry, I chop some vegetables and add olive oil and sea salt. But usually I wait until breakfast.

It also saves money. Because sometimes I go to Go Greek at night to buy frozen yogurt to treat myself. I don't do that anymore. I gave up almost all the desserts for the evening. Sometimes I order a fancy dessert after dinner for around $14. No longer. Sometimes, desserts in high-end restaurants can cost a fortune! Once I ordered a chocolate dessert for $22. Not worth it – it's too expensive and also contains 1,000 calories.

"If I want sweets, I drink a cup of decaf coffee with honey."

The star told the Daily Mail that she is currently receiving a Mediterranean diet. "It's high in protein, so it's not as much carbohydrate and once metabolized it turns into sugar," she said.

"It just needs a lot of fresh vegetables, so I always run to the grocery store."

Studies have shown that the Mediterranean diet is superior to a low-fat diet in terms of weight loss. 

According to systematic reviews, switching from an omnivorous diet to a plant-based diet can help most people lose weight, possibly due to increased fiber intake and a decrease in animal protein, among other things. Published in 2020 Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome, and Obesity: Goals and Treatments.   

June Blanca talks about exercise. 

"I try to exercise five days a week, one hour a day," the star said.