Molly Sims shared pH๏τos from her vacation in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico with her family. 

The 51-year-old beauty looked half her age in a tiny red ʙικιɴι in vacation snaps including her husband Scott Stuber, 56, and their three children, Brooks, 13, Scarlett, 10, and Grey, eight.

The former House of Style host also shared a lovely sunset snap with her husband who is an executive at Netflix.

A cute pH๏τo of two of her kids in life vests standing with their arms around each other on the beach tugged at the heartstrings. 

Molly – who walked in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in 2001 – famously appeared in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, and 2006. 

She captioned the carousel of pH๏τos, ‘This & not having gastritis ever again,’ adding champagne glᴀsses clinking and a palm tree emojis. 

Molly Sims shared more pH๏τos from her vacation in Cabo San Lucas with her family

The 51-year-old beauty looked half her age in a tiny red ʙικιɴι in vacation snaps that included her husband Scott Stuber and their three children, Brooks, 13, Scarlett, 10, and Grey, eight

Gastritis is a redness and swelling (inflammation) of the stomach lining, per Johns Hopkins. It can be caused by drinking too much alcohol, certain medicines, or smoking. 

Molly currently maintains her svelte shape with help from nutrition expert Sarah Wragge and Forma Pilates trainer Erika Rae DeFrates – but back in 2020 she admitted to using Emsculpt Neo, NuFACE’s NuBODY, and CoolSculpting. 

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Molly and Scott have been married for 13 years after meeting at a 2009 Golden Globes after-party.

‘She doesn’t know it yet but in an hour, she’ll be standing in line for the bathroom next to the man who’ll become the love of her life,’ the YouTube vlogger wrote on TikTok last week.

‘And all the doubts she had about marriage and having kids will slowly fade – because he’ll give her everything she wanted.’

The Umbrella Academy executive producer was previously married to тιтans action star Rachel Nichols for seven months before their 2009 divorce.

Scott – who’s teaming with Amazon MGM Studios to relaunch the United Artists label – wrapped production on Scott Cooper’s Bruce Springsteen biopic Deliver Me from Nowhere starring Jeremy Allen White on January 11.

Stuber’s other upcoming projects include Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, Jeff Tomsic’s Christmas in Paradise, James Gray’s Kill Your Darlings, and Sam Esmail’s Panic Carefully.

The former House of Style host also shared a lovely sunset snap with her husband who is an executive at Netflix

 Molly – who walked in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in 2001 – famously appeared in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, and 2006

She captioned the carousel of pH๏τos, ‘This & not having gastritis ever again,’ adding champagne glᴀsses clinking and a palm tree emojis

A cute pH๏τo of two of her kids in life vest standing with their arms around each other on the beach tugged at the heartstrings

Molly’s last gig was filling in as guest host of The Kelly Clarkson Show on March 13-14 amid her on/off unexplained absence last month.

Last year, Molly revealed she ‘pretty much’ starved herself after being told she was ‘too fat’ during her early days as a model.

She entered the profession in the 1990s during the ‘heroin chic’ era typified by supermodels like Kate Moss.

After dropping out of college, Molly ventured into the fashion industry, only to be admonished for her weight and her ‘crooked’ nose.

Having grown up in Kentucky where ‘all they did was cook,’ she began restricting her eating until she ‘got down to pretty skinny, to pretty thin.’

She made the candid remarks in an episode of the podcast Getting Grilled With Curtis Stone.

Molly became a star in the early 2000s in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, but her journey to success was far from a smooth glide.

One of the early problems she encountered in the 1990s was that pH๏τographers commented harshly on what they saw as a ‘very’ crooked nose.

Molly’s last gig was filling in as guest host of The Kelly Clarkson Show on March 13-14 amid her on/off unexplained absence last month

PH๏τographers kept asking her to ‘move a little bit’ to the left or right, and when she eventually asked: ‘Is there something wrong?’ she was informed: ‘Your nose is crooked. You’re not symmetrical.’

As her career progressed, the 5’10” beauty was criticized for being ‘too fat, too big, too blonde, too dark. I mean, it was definitely a stressful time, which I think, you know, in terms of like, you know, food, it became very difficult.’

Molly noted that she grew up in a ‘very Southern’ family with a mother and aunts who fed her meals like grits and chicken, plus desserts like cakes and pies.

When she became a model, the ‘transition’ in her diet was difficult for her to undergo ‘because I never really thought about food.’

Nowadays, the YSE Beauty owner is now known promoting the benefits of a healthy and balanced diet and has joined the list of stars who have launched their own Erewhon smoothie.