Baywatch star, 58, has barely aged a day as she reunites with cast on the red carpet
THE Nineties TV series Baywatch quickly became known for its sandy beaches and stunning sea-loving cast.
The action drama series focused on its all-American lifeguards who patrolled the beaches of Los Angeles County, California, and Hawaii.
Fast becoming a TV sensation for its skimpy swimwear more than its story lines, the show, which ran from 1989 to 1999 was one of the most-watched in the world.
With more than one billion viewers per week, the cast included David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson.
It enjoyed a remake in 2017 and now a new series on the show's stars is expected to hit screens this autumn.
The ABC News Studios 'After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun' docu-series follows the cast to see how their lives have changed since the show ended in 2001.
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And while much has changed in their lives, one cast member in particular doesn't seem to have changed – or aged – at all, leaving fans of the show in shock.
Following the premiere of the new show, some of the original cast members were out in fashionable force at The Bungalow in Santa Monica, California on Monday.
At the post-premiere party, Nancy Valen stunned onlookers as she looked much younger than her 58 years.
The Brooklyn-born actress, who played Captain Samantha Thomas on the series, appeared in 23 episodes of the show.
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At the premiere she was pictured wearing a white, low-cut kaftan style dress teamed with knee length brown boots to match her glossy brunette locks.
Pictured with stars including Debbie Gibson, the actress and producer was all smiles as she posed for the cameras.
Many took to her Instagram to praise her 'ageless beauty' after she posted a video on her account to promote the documentary launch.
One said: "Well, Nancy, it's official. You still got it gorgeous!" while another said: "Stunner alert...You look the same!"
Nancy has also guest-starred in other shows including Saved by the Bell, Hull High, CSI, Miami Vice, and Friends.
And the talented star has produced a number of TV shows including Living in TV Land, William Shatner in Concert and Let's Kill Scott Baio.
