Yanet García, dubbed the world’s hottest weather girl, broke the Internet with a jaw-dropping swimsuit photo.
The Monterrey native stunned in a series of bikini pictures taken in her home country of Mexico last Saturday (October 12).
Yanet posed in a light blue and white floral bikini at Costa Careyes, Jalisco—an exclusive vacation destination that has attracted stars like Cindy Crawford, Salma Hayek, and Lewis Hamilton.
- Yanet García shared stunning bikini photos from Costa Careyes, Mexico.
- The model's Instagram post received nearly 290,000 likes from fans.
- Yanet debuted as a weather presenter in 2014 on Televisa Monterrey.
“Always beautiful and a great woman,” one fan commented on the 33-year-old’s Instagram post, which has received nearly 290,000 likes.
Yanet García wowed her fans with a series of bikini photos taken at the exclusive Costa Careyes in Mexico
Image credits: Yanet García
“Absolutely gorgeous and absolutely stunning and very sexy,” another wrote.
“Your body is perfect, gorgeous,” said a third commenter.
“Thank you for sharing your beauty, Yanet,” a separate user wrote.
Yanet debuted as a weather presenter in 2014 on the TV show Las Noticias, broadcast by the national station Televisa Monterrey.
The following year, she rose to fame through her appearances in the weather segment of Gente Regia. Clips of her presenting the weather went viral on social media, garnering Yanet international attention.
Known as “the world’s hottest weather girl,” Yanet showcased her figure in a light blue and white floral bikini
Image credits: Yanet García
Image credits: Yanet García
Image credits: Yanet García
In 2020, she joined the American Spanish-language TV network Univision.
Yanet is also certified as a health nutritional coach at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York.
She posts spicy content on her OnlyFans page, where she reportedly has over five thousand followers.
In October 2021, Yanet became the first model to appear on the cover of the Mexican edition of the adult magazine Penthouse.
“Today, I tell the Yanet of the past that yes, it’s possible, that I feel proud that she has not stopped fighting for her dreams despite the fact that so many people did not believe in her, despite the fact that so many doors were closed to her and she almost gave up,” she wrote on Instagram at the time.
The 33-year-old debuted as a weather presenter in 2014 on the show Las Noticias, broadcast by the national station Televisa Monterrey
Image credits: YouTube
Image credits: YouTube
“It is important to believe in yourself and be brave to go for what your heart yearns for, regardless of what others say or think.
“Only you know who you are; don’t let anything or anyone define you. I have been strong, and I have dared to break stereotypes.
She concluded: “A woman does not need to get naked to be sensual; a woman can be whatever she wants. There are no limits.”
"broke the internet"? BP is becoming more tabloid every day, sadly.
Bored Panda: Stop posting low quality, click-baity "content" like this. I'm so sick of seeing the sexualising of women everywhere, even on platforms like this. It is especially ridiculous considering that Bored Panda treats female nipples - even in works of classical art - as a no-no. Articles like this one are so much more sexualising!
What the actual f**k....! When I moved to Czechia there used to be what was basically a soft porn weather report on TV. It was exceptionally cringe even then, and was often cited as symbolic of how far behind the times the country was in terms of gender politics. It's sad to see a similar gimmick being hyped as some kind of empowerment 25 years later.
"broke the internet"? BP is becoming more tabloid every day, sadly.
Bored Panda: Stop posting low quality, click-baity "content" like this. I'm so sick of seeing the sexualising of women everywhere, even on platforms like this. It is especially ridiculous considering that Bored Panda treats female nipples - even in works of classical art - as a no-no. Articles like this one are so much more sexualising!
What the actual f**k....! When I moved to Czechia there used to be what was basically a soft porn weather report on TV. It was exceptionally cringe even then, and was often cited as symbolic of how far behind the times the country was in terms of gender politics. It's sad to see a similar gimmick being hyped as some kind of empowerment 25 years later.
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