Buffy the Vampire Slayer legend, 56, hasn’t aged a day as she almost spills out of red hot bikini in saucy snaps

A BUFFY The Vampire Slayer legend looked as though she hadn’t aged a day while almost spilling out of a red bikini. Charisma Carpenter, now 56, played Cordelia Chase on the supernatural drama and its spin-off, Angel. Buffy the Vampire Slayer alum Charisma Carpenter wowed fans with saucy bikini photos Credit: Instagram Taking to Instagram, Charisma revelled in her summer so far this year Credit: Instagram Taking to Instagram, the actress shared a post celebrating her summer thus far – which included two snaps of Charisma wearing a red hot bikini. She captioned the update: “What a wonderful summer and it’s still early! Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! “So grateful for the friends in my life who helped me celebrate all this week the joy of dancing til you’re dripping wet with sweat, live music, clubbing, travel, boating, paddle-boarding, World Cup watching, eating well and embracing tan lines. “Thank you! You know who you are!” Charisma played Cordelia Chase in Buffy’s first three seasons, before joining Angel Credit: Getty From left to right: Nicholas Brendon, Anthony Stewart Head, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Charisma Carpenter and Alyson Hannigan Credit: Rex One follower commented: “Still looking amazing, beautiful.” Another added: “You are a goddess!” While a third said: “This woman is still so stunning. I adore you!” Charisma starred in Buffy’s first three seasons, before moving over to Angel. Most read in TV She reprised her role as Cordelia for four seasons on that show, returning for the landmark 100th episode in its fifth and final season. Last month, the Buffy cast suffered a sad loss as Anthony Stewart Head died aged 72. The actor, who played Rupert Giles, also appeared in Ted Lasso and Little Britain, to name a few. And in March, Nicholas Brendon, who portrayed Xander Harris, died aged 54 from heart disease stemming from blocked arteries and high blood pressure. This was according to the results of an autopsy first obtained by Page Six. Comment now