Tom Selleck’s Daughter, Hannah, Draws Attention Flaunting Toned Stomach in Black Cutout Dress

Hannah Selleck captured the public's attention with a black cutout ensemble she had recently worn. Fans who saw the pictures of the star showered her with compliments.

Recently, the daughter of Hollywood icon Tom Selleck shared images of herself on her Instagram account. Hannah Selleck's post depicted three pictures of her posing in a chic black dress that revealed her toned stomach.

She paired her look with silver jewelry and tied her hair back. Many people filled the comment section with praise for her appearance, with some citing that Hannah looks like her mom, Jillie Mack.

Of her outfit and how she looked, one fan swooned, "Ooooozing with elegance🔥." Another gushed, "Hannah [you're] so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. [You] do look like your [your] mom. Two beautiful [and] talented ladies." Similarly, another Instagrammer expressed, "So pretty. She looks a lot like her mama." Someone else commented, "Exquisite! You're a superstar! 🔥❤️."

Outside of impressing many with her looks and fashions, Hannah is a devoted equestrian. She grew up on a southern Californian ranch where horses quickly became an integral part of her life.

Before becoming an FEI rider, Tom Selleck's daughter began riding at Spruce Meadows, and by age 10, she started participating in shows. In 2018, tragedy ensued when Hannah endured severe damage to her tibia and fibula.

As a result, she had to undergo a six-hour-long surgery and intense physical therapy, and her doctor told her that there was a possibility of her never being able to run again. However, Hannah's tenacious spirit would not allow her to give up and accept what she had been told.

"I think when someone says you can't do something, grit and determination kicks in, but it wasn't easy," the equestrian star said. One of her recent wins came last year during the Longines Global Champions Tour of Miami Beach in the CSI2* Grand Prix.

Not only is Hannah Selleck an accomplished equestrian competitor, but she has also conducted a successful horse breeding operation for ten years at Descano Farm. She is also a Loyola Marymount University graduate with a communications degree.