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Eddie Murphy's ex Nicole flaunts her toned figure in a knotted top and tiny shorts on a bike ride

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Nicole Murphy was spotted on a bike ride on Saturday in Santa Monica.The 52-year-old stunner flaunted her flat stomach and her toned legs in tiny shorts and a crop top, adding a baseball cap and a bag around her waist.The model opted to go makeup free as she enjoyed a break from quarantine amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gorgeous:Nicole Murphy was spotted on a bike ride on Saturday in Santa MonicaNicole showcased her toned abs by knotting her gray shirt, with her sports bra peeking out.The stunner paired the top with tiny bottoms that put her sculpted lets on display, with an Adidas bag around her waist.

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