Brooks Nader Shares Behind-the-Scenes of ‘Baywatch’ Reboot Filming

Brooks Nader recently offered fans an exclusive glimpse into the filming of the ‘Baywatch’ reboot. The actress shared a series of photos from the set in the iconic red swimsuit, showcasing a mirror selfie on Instagram stories. Alongside being the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover girl, Nader captured moments on the beach with crew members, as well as scenes from the hair and makeup trailer as she prepared for filming.

In the modern revival of ‘Baywatch,’ FOX introduces Nader as Selene, a captain of the Zuma Beach Lifeguards, a role that pays tribute to the iconic series that made Pamela Anderson famous in the 1990s. Filming wrapped on Saturday, and Nader shared a photo from her co-star Noah Beck.

Days before wrapping up filming, Nader posted images from a Mediterranean yacht vacation. The photos featured the actress in a plunging black dress and a high-cut black bathing suit. In another shot, Nader wore a red bathing suit accompanied by a black scarf, highlighting her style during her holiday.

‘Baywatch,’ which originally aired from 1989 to 1999, starred personalities such as David Hasselhoff, Anderson, Carmen Electra, and others. In conversation with Fox News Digital, Nader expressed the pressure of upholding the legacy of ‘Baywatch,’ especially concerning Anderson. She mentioned that Pamela Anderson has been her muse for the longest time and emphasized the homage they aim to pay to Anderson and other muses from ‘Baywatch.’

FOX targets a fresh audience with this revival. The cast includes influencers Noah Beck and Livvy Dunne, expanding the show’s appeal. Nader describes her involvement in the project as thrilling and promises a build-up of excitement leading to its release. The actress amusingly noted her family’s approval, citing the adherence to their one-piece swimsuit rule in her new role.

‘Baywatch’ is set to premiere in January 2027 on FOX. The show aims to bring the beloved beach drama to new viewers while honoring its iconic past.