The starlet, 54, looked quickly stylish in a yellow pink and white summer gown, teamed with sandals.
She finished the beautiful look with gold jewelry and concealed her eyes behind oversized sunglasses.
Michelle, 45, paired with sandals and a back ball cap to create a stylish number in a light sweater top with an eye printed on the front and fabric trousers.
Eiza, 34, wore a red floral midi clothing for the vacation, where the female shopped in small shops shops.
The evening before, Naomi, Michelle and Eiza looked on cloud nine as they enjoyed a yacht vacation.
Naomi slipped into a brown and white dressy bikini with a jaw-dropping number.
After taking a dip in the Mediterranean, the charm took a quick shower and put her locks in a durag.
As she relaxed on board with her kids, including 38-year-old film producer Mohammed Al Turki, she even wore a pair of glasses and a milk hat, which helped her appearance.
Roman model Afef Jnifen, who looked incredible while sunbathing in a dark, white, and blue underwear, was one of the friends who traveled with the girls.
Mohammed, 38, joined them on the decking after going for a swim. He is the producer of Arbitrage starring Richard Gere and 99 Homes and Crisis starring Gary Oldman in Saudi Arabia.
In 2021, he launched the Red Sea Film Festival’s Women in Cinema, an initiative to celebrate inspiring women in the industry.
Naomi made the announcement after she revealed that when she was younger, she was embarrassed by other children’s teasing.
The supermodel acknowledged that she wasn’t always confident despite finding fame for her impressive frame and striking good looks.
She explained on the Cambon Podcast that young people had made fun of her height and slender figure, drawing comparisons to Olive Oyl from the cartoon character Popeye.
Naomi recalled: ‘I wasn’t at ease with myself because I was very skinny and quite tall for my age. And I was once called Olive Oyl.’
‘And, you know, kids call each other names. My neck’s quite long, so I used to try to shrug my neck down so it wouldn’t be so long. I felt awkward.’
The catwalk queen explained that she came to embrace her body through dance.
While acquiring the rhythmic movements, they also served her well when creating photo shoots and acting as inspiration for her poses.
She explained: ‘I just would pose the movements and the poses that I did for dance, and that got me through.’
‘And creativity too. I adored it, and that will undoubtedly not change. I feel that’s something that’s really part of my DNA.’
When I was a teenager, my mother gave me a few pointers in the hallway of our home, and I can recall that even the music we were listening to was Lionel Richie and to pay attention to the rhythm.
Naomi also discussed the discrimination she experienced, and proudly declared that she had never been shy about standing up for herself.
She asserted that if something was unfair and not just, that I had a voice and would speak out.
‘Especially if I was working the same hours, doing the same job, but not being paid the same, I will speak about this.’
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has just unveiled a new exhibit honoring her life and career.
The exhibit has been created to ‘celebrate her creative collaborations, activism and far-reaching cultural impact.’
But last week, Naomi declared that out of all her incredible achievements, becoming a mother was the ‘proudest moment’ of her life.
The beauty welcomed a son in 2023 after revealing the surprise birth of her 50-year-old daughter in 2021.
Appearing on Loose Women on Tuesday, she was asked what the proudest moment of her life was and firmly replied: ‘Definitely becoming a mother, hands down.’
Naomi recently confirmed that she welcomed both her children via surrogate, after previously admitting that her daughter, three, wasn’t adopted.