Donna D'Errico In White Swimsuit Says 'It's Wet Outside'

Actress Donna D’Errico got soaking wet in her latest photo shoot, but fortunately, she wasn’t outside.

The “Baywatch” star posted a photo of her standing in the shower in a white swimsuit while Hurricane Hilary struck Southern California, leaving many with a heightened risk of flash flooding.

On Sunday night, the “Baywatch” star took to Instagram to share a single snap that she captioned “It’s wet outside.” She is brushing her long blonde hair behind her with both hands, squeezing out the water as it continues to pour over her from the shower overhead. She is wearing a thin white swimsuit that is clearly getting soaked from the flow of water.

“Hurricane Donna has struck CA,” one fan teased. “WOW!!! White hot,” another follower exclaimed. “You are such an incredible woman, Smart, Beautiful and Sexy! Stay Safe!” a third fan chimed in. “Oh, Donna you've done it again- another stunning photo!!!” another follower agreed. “It looks extremely gorgeous on you,” another fan chimed in as her followers showered her post with heart-eye emojis.

Photos and videos have been emerging on X, formerly known as Twitter, as Hurricane Hilary struck Los Angeles. Not only did Southern California get rocked by flash flooding, but an earthquake struck at the same time, causing “Hurriquake” and “The Day After Tomorrow” to start trending on Twitter.

CBS News reported that rain would continue between 3 PM on Sunday through 3 AM on Monday morning, leading to the possibility of six to ten inches of rain. San Bernardino and Riverside Counties were issued evacuation orders, while Orange County received evacuation warnings.

The Los Angeles Unified School District and California State University, as well as several other schools, canceled classes on Monday amid the storm, although Disneyland was reportedly still open, where some wore ponchos and attended attractions in the rain.

On Sunday afternoon, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria told CNN’s Jim Acosta that he was worried about potential power outages from the wind as well as flooding. “We are not used to this level of precipitation, generally. Certainly not in the middle of summer,” he said, adding, “We’re not built for this kind of rainfall. With what we’re expecting, it may overwhelm us.”

According to the National Hurricane Center, Hilary had maximum sustained winds of 60 mph at roughly 2 PM local time and was about 115 miles south-southeast of San Diego. Under nine million people, including downtown Los Angeles, were under a flash flood warning that was expected to last through Sunday night.

Although many had been expecting the hurricane and rainy weather, no one had been expecting the earthquake that shook Southern California during the hurricane. On Sunday afternoon, the U.S. Geological Survey recorded a magnitude 5.1 earthquake. The epicenter of the quake was in Ojai, between Santa Barbara and Ventura.

Fortunately, there were no initial reports of injuries or structural damage. Many took to social media to discuss the hurricane and the earthquake, including "Star Are Blind" singer Paris Hilton, who tweeted, "Did anyone just feel that earthquake?"

“It was a good hit and then shaking. I haven’t felt the aftershocks though and that is surprising. My little chihuahua needed to be consoled,” one fan commented. “I hope everyone is safe in California. Your safety is paramount and amidst the chaos an earthquake brings I hope you guys are feeling ok. God bless. We are thinking of you California,” another follower wrote as plenty more fans encouraged her, and everyone else in California, to stay safe!