Eva Longoria and Pepe Bastón can’t get their hands off each other at the beach

Eva Longoria is hotter than ever. The actress-turned-director was spotted soaking up the Spanish sun on the beaches of Marbella, and she brought her A-game and her husband along for the ride. 

With summer heating up, Eva Longoria decided to turn up the thermostat herself with a beach day that was part family outing, part fashion moment, and part rom-com scene.

Rocking a vibrant swimsuit designed by Christopher John Rogers, the actress flaunted her beach body like a woman who knows exactly what she’s working with. 

Onlookers couldn’t help but notice the electric chemistry between Eva and her husband of nearly eight years, José “Pepe” Bastón. The two packed on the PDA like a pair of teenagers on summer break, sneaking kisses between dips in the sea and playful waves. 

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Family Vibes with a Celebrity Twist

But this wasn’t just a steamy couples’ getaway. Eva and Pepe were joined by their adorable six-year-old son, Santiago, who clearly inherited his mom’s charisma and his dad’s style. The trio splashed in the waves and built sandcastles while Eva kept a watchful (and glam) eye on her mini-me.

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Eva’s Style Moment

Let’s talk about that swimsuit. Eva stunned in a bold, sleek, and impossibly flattering color-block one-piece by Christopher John Rogers. It’s no surprise that the designer is a go-to for fearless fashionistas. The cut hugged her in all the right places.

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Her beach look was paired with oversized sunglasses, minimal accessories, and that signature Longoria confidence. Honestly, she could have shown up in a towel and still stolen the show, but the swimsuit sealed the deal.

A Real-Life Love Story That Keeps Getting Hotter

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Eva and Pepe’s marriage continues to be one of Hollywood’s most quietly inspiring success stories. They’re not splashing headlines with drama or scandal, just sun-drenched getaways, supportive red-carpet moments, and the occasional flirty beach day in Marbella. And that’s exactly the kind of energy we need in 2025.