On October 7, the Internet exposed a photo of Natalie Portman's seaside outing, in which she was walking on the beach wearing a swimsuit that exposed her waist and legs, wearing sunglasses and carrying a small bucket of sand, some netizens said that she was five or five points tall, but for the 39-year-old Natalie Portman, although she is a little old, she is still in good shape.
Natalie Portman, who wore a black tight swimsuit, could still see that she was not visibly fat, her waist was still very tight, and there was no excess flesh because of the tight swimsuit. Previously, Natalie Portman confirmed that she is now doing fitness training for the filming of Thor: Love and Thunder. Because everyone knows, Jane Foster will become a female Thor!
After the photo was exposed, Natalie Portman's figure triggered a discussion among netizens, but most netizens still think that this is a very normal state of 39 years old, after all, stars are also people, and some netizens think that this figure is maintained very well, and Natalie Portman is an actor who relies on strength rather than "vase".
Natalie Portman first starred in "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" to start her acting career, but also because this work is remembered by everyone, although the age is not old at the time, but the image created has always remained in everyone's mind, and this movie has become a classic and is sought after and loved by many people.
Natalie Portman then starred in the film Black Swan in 2009, which also won awards such as Best Actress at the 83rd Academy Awards. This physiognomy film is a thriller story about ballet, and the combination of reality and supernatural illusions is shocking.
Natalie Portman also starred in two works in Thor, in which she played Thor's girlfriend on Earth, and the two fell in love after seeing the story of Thor's incarnation.
Natalie Portman, who started her acting career from a very young age, has created many roles over the years, brought a lot of good works to everyone, and believes that she will see more roles later.