'Strong' Lisa Rinna, 63, Shows Off Her Toned Body in Bikini Selfie

Lisa Rinna is proving that strength is always in style.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum proudly showcased her toned physique in a bikini selfie shared to her Instagram Stories, pairing the stunning snap with an inspiring message about health, confidence and staying active.

Standing in front of a mirror, Rinna posed in a simple black bikini while holding up her phone to snap the photo. She wore her hair slicked back and appeared makeup-free, aside from what looked like a skincare treatment under one eye.

The 63-year-old used the moment to share her outlook on fitness.

"I believe our health is our wealth and I think women look and feel the best strong!" she wrote across the image.

The actress and entrepreneur has never been shy about her commitment to staying active. Over the years, she has credited regular exercise, yoga and dance with helping her stay physically fit while also supporting her mental well-being.

These days, however, her workouts look much different than they did decades ago.

Rather than sticking to the high-impact routines she enjoyed in her 20s, Rinna has embraced a slower, more mindful approach to fitness in her 60s. Since she can no longer run comfortably, she now prefers hiking, yoga and Pilates.

"I listen to my body, and I find ways to work out that don't hurt me," she said in March, per USA Today.

"I don't get pushed too hard so that I'm sore and I can't move the next day." It's all about finding what works for you, she added.

Rinna has been sharing her fitness philosophy for years, and it's one she has stayed true to.

In a 2015 blog post on her website, she explained: "I get asked a lot what my workout routine looks like in any given week. Most times you'll see me post pics on my Instagram from a hike or maybe you've seen paparazzi pics of me coming out of yoga or spin class. Whatever it is, I always feel amazing when I'm done."

While her routine has evolved over the years, one form of exercise has remained a constant.

“Yoga has been my life savior for 26 years I’ve been practicing now,” she said. “It’s my consistent … you know, I do many workouts and I go through lots of different things, but I think most consistently practicing yoga has been the most helpful in keeping myself grounded and somewhat space … somewhat…”

When it comes to nutrition, Rinna has kept the same mindset for decades. For the past 40 years, she has followed one simple rule: “Everything in moderation.”