Shirtless Rob Lowe, 56, looks half his age as he hits the beach in swim trunks
ROB Lowe doesnt look a day over 25 as he enjoys a shirtless stroll on the beach in Santa Barbara.
Showing off his toned abs, the Brat Pack star wore pale blue board shorts as he walked down the shore with his sunglasses in hand
Rob, 56, was pictured on Sunday enjoying a sunny October day on the beach with friends.
He has been married to wife Sheryl Berkoff since 1991, and the pair have two sons.
The dad has long credited his youthful looks to his decision to give up alcohol in the early 1990s afer his lifestyle of wild parties and boozing became out of control.
He then took his dramatic change to his diet changed his life forever - but the results speak for themselves.
In January 2020 he told news.com.au: "I learned that when I was not drinking, I liked who I was better as a person and then there’s the added benefits of feeling and looking better.”
Rob cut out carbs in his mid-30s - swapping pasta and bread for proteins and the right fats.
It also spelled the end of takeaways, but Rob insists: "The low-carb lifestyle takes away all the after-meal tiredness and grogginess you sometimes get.
His day off comes as he prepares for the release of a special episode of The West Wing, in collaboration with When We All Vote.
The cast of the Emmy-winning NBC show, which ran from 1999 to 2006, have reunited for a newly-staged reading of season three episode Hartfields Landing.
The episode was filmed in September on stage at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles and sees the cast return to their beloved characters for the one-off special.
Hartsfield Landing follows the first votes in the Democratic primary election for President Bartlet's re-election campagign.
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Based on the true New Hampshire towns of Hart's Location and Dixville Notch, both of whom are the first places to declare results for the New Hampshire Presidential primary and Presidential elections, the episode is a tribute to American democracy.
Rob played Sam Seaborn in the show but left during its fourth season.
A West Wing Special to Benefit When We All Vote will air on October 15 on HBO Max.