Angela Bassett of 'Waiting to Exhale' Fame Looks Marvelous as She Flaunts Toned Figure in Red Jumpsuit in New Photos

Angela Bassett of "Waiting to Exhale" stepped out in a gorgeous red jumpsuit that showed off her toned figure in a recent TV show guesting with TikTok star Charli D'Amelio.

Angela Bassett is looked up to by many as one of the most stellar black actresses today, after her roles on "Black Panther," "Waiting to Exhale," and "Malcolm X," and through it all, she's made sure to maintain a fit and healthy figure to make sure she's ready to take on even more roles in the future.

Angela Bassett is already 61-years-old, and yet she looks nothing her age.

ANGELA BASSETT'S YOUTHFUL BEAUTY

While backstage at a recent TV show guesting, Angela shared an Instagram story showing off her fit figure in a red peplum jumpsuit while smiling alongside Charli D'Amelio, an up-and-coming star thanks to the viral app TikTok.

Angela Bassett is already 61-years-old, and yet she looks nothing her age. The "9-1-1" actress always looks youthful, and it's not just because of the clothes she wears, but because of the way she's kept healthy through the years.

WHAT KEEPING A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE HAS DONE

Thanks to her healthy lifestyle, she's easily able to transition from one role to another, always bringing her a-game to whatever project she has. This versatility has not only resulted in entertaining movies and shows but numerous awards and accolades that celebrate her talent.

Regardless of what Angela Bassett wears, she always looks gorgeous. However, there's one particular color that always makes her stand out among the rest, and it's red.

LOOKING EXTRA GORGEOUS IN RED

Aside from her most recent appearance with Charli D'Amelio where she donned a gorgeous red peplum jumpsuit, the nine-time BET Award nominee stepped out to check out her very own wax figure at Madame Tussauds Hollywood wearing a red and gold sequined jumpsuit that looked absolutely stunning.

Getting her own wax figure at Madame Tussauds was never something that Basset dreamed of growing up, but now that she has one of her own, she considers herself blessed to be immortalized this way.