Who doesn’t love the fourth? It’s essentially an excuse to indulge in the best that the summer has to offer, including (but not limited to) BBQ, booze, bikinis and blue frosted red velvet cakes. We are sure that your weekend was some combination of these things and was therefore fabulous, but are you curious about how the most bodacious of babes celebrated their fourth? Here is a glimpse of how the hottest celebs and models spent their friday the fourth!
Taylor Swift braved the rain with her crew and went ocean diving and slip and sliding. Rain or shine, this gal knows how to have fun.
Of course Miss Miley Cyrus had a weird and presumably wild day with her friends, dressing up in all manner of the strage, themed around the American star spangled banner.
Modeling veteran Lydia Hearst went to the site of all things classically American- Disney World.
Victoria’s Secret model Shanina Shaik celebrated at a fourth of July bash with her friend Shelby Coleman.
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