Julianne Hough turned 38 on July 20 and in celebration of her special day we've gathered her best bikini looks of 2026.
One thing is for sure – the star certainly doesn't wait for the big day to roll around in order for her to live her best life.
If you take one quick look at her social media, you can instantly see that being oceanside is her second home.
© InstagramThe dancer loves taking a swim, getting a tanning session in, and she's even taken on surfing recently.
Regardless whether Julianne takes a vacation somewhere tropical, or simply enjoys the ocean views in her backyard, the star is passionately drawn to the water, and she continuously rocks her bikinis while enjoying some fun in the sun.
Julianne's take on wellness
Julianne looks far from 38, given her healthy and youthful appearance, and the star believes the secret is working on yourself from the inside-out.
She revealed to LA Mag: "Usually in fitness and health, we're always concerned about looking at the 3-D versions of ourselves, our physical bodies. But when we look at the energetic body of how we feel and what we evoke, that's what I think true beauty is."
© InstagramThe entertainer added: "It's just an added bonus because most people who feel incredible, look amazing and radiate from the inside out."
The TV host connects her mind, body and soul by putting in the work through a consistent wellness routine.
© InstagramJulianne expressed: "I truly believe that beauty is from within, and the way you can help activate that beauty within is through doing mindful practices like movement, breathwork, visualization and meditation."
The dancer consistently relaxes and recharges by the ocean and has a deep appreciation for nature, which inspires her to live a slower pace of life on her days off.
© InstagramHer enthusiasm for the great outdoors motivated her to launch her brand Kinrgy in 2020, which is a unique fitness program that emphasizes the four elements of air, earth, fire and water through movement.
© InstagramShe shared: "We are all technically nature by nature. There are so many shamanic teachings that use the elements, too. Tai chi and Qigong were also big parts of creating this modality through different energies and body positions. Activating the breath [is] a huge part, too, because when you change breath patterns and sounds, you can change your body frequency and move stagnant energy."
