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Liz Hurley strips 100% naked to celebrate 55th birthday with steamy bath exposé

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Elizabeth Hurley turned another year older today and she demanded attention with her latest social media snap. The actress celebrated her 55th birthday by having soak in a bath and she shared the moment with the millions of fans.Liz applied her face with make up as she kicked back and relaxed throwing her arms in the air with her modesty covered by the bubbles.The birthday girl shared a snap of herself in the bath tub on her official Instagram account to mark the occasion.She penned: "Happy Birthday to me.This is the fifth birthday we’ve celebrated during lockdown amongst my little group- including my mother’s 80th and my son’s 18th."Grateful to be happy and healthy and to have the best family and friends."Here’s hoping real life starts.

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