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How do you stay 51 with such elegant, well-toned body that has got velvety skin? Ask Elle Macpherson




How do you stay 51 with such elegant, well-toned  body that has got velvety skin? Ask Elle Macpherson—the Australian business woman, television host, model and actress—spotted showering while yachting across Europe with husband, Jeffrey Soffer.





In recent interviews, she credited her very beautiful body to a strict regimen which includes alkaline water and alkaline fruits. I was so shocked. I have a 47 year old Uncle who looks 35 and My God! he is strong supporter of alkaline water and eating alkaline fruits and food. I do think I need to study this more and let you guys know about it. And yes, I will drink my alkaline water as heavily as I can.... I need to look half my age at that age....winks...LOL



Seems she got hotter as she got older.....pretty weird, right?

Let us have a look at this beautiful 51 year old. more pictures after the cut.










































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  1. Anike Obinna Hill13 July 2015 at 00:07

    How can the lady above be 51 and her breast still stand like a ripe tomato fruits, looking so young like a girl of 26 and even younger. Those pictures are not recent please, even if she haven't had child birth.

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  2. Anonymous13 July 2015 at 00:23

    IMPOSSIBLE!

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  3. MAXIMUS15 July 2015 at 14:50

    Hmm!
    We are all kidding!!
    Lol!!!!

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