Jordana Brewster hits the beach after ex-husband Andrew Form marries (2024)

Jordana Brewster rocked an orange string bikini while celebrating the Fourth of July weekend at the beach in Santa Monica, two days after her ex-husbandAndrew Form tied the knot with Alexandra Daddario.

Following the news that her former spouse exchanged vows with the 36-year-old White Lotus in New Orleans, theFast and Furious star, 42, was seen going for a dip in the ocean and playing with her dog.

In addition to flaunting her incredibly toned physique, the mother-of-two flashed her massive engagement ring on her left ring finger, which she received from fiancé Mason Morfit last September after just over a year of dating.

For her sun-soaked trip to the beach,Brewster rocked a pair of black shades, a gold watch and several layered necklaces included a bluecrystal pendant.

The actress appeared in high spirits as she shot a friend a thumbs up and could be seen smiling as she went for a swim in the glistening water.

Her glossy raven tresses were styled in loose waves that cascaded past her trim shoulders.

She was joined by her beloved rescue pup, Endicott, who she adopted in May 2020 amid theearly coronavirus lockdown.

Despite her ex-husband getting remarried earlier this week, shelooked happy and carefree while splashing around the sea.

In June 2021, she reflected on what led to her separation from Andrew - and how she found love once again with her new man.

Jordana said it was her and Andrew's vastly different schedules that ultimately drove her to divorce him last year and reconnect with Mason just days later.

Jordana was 27 when she married Andrew, a film producer whom she met on the set of Texas Chainsaw Massacre just one year earlier.

He was her first 'real boyfriend' and the 'the first person I spent more than the perfunctory weekend with'.

'I guess I wasn't ready,' she added.

Soon after the wedding, Jordana developed an eating disorder which first started off as binge eating before changing into calorie counting.

'I was so focused on the number on the scale and the number of calories I consumed in a day that I ignored all other problems. I didn't look closely at my career, my marriage.'

The issues in her marriage started cracking open as well.

'Early in our marriage, my husband and I started leading parallel lives. We were both effective in managing our work (he was busier professionally and traveled much of the year) and home lives.

'Once we stopped jumping the initial hurdles that a couple does—baby, surrogacy, two house renovations—I realized something was missing for both of us. When there wasn't a project to invest in together, we didn't have much to say to each other.'

Though she says he was gone most of the time, the actress did not blame her ex for their failed marriage.

'Most of why my marriage didn't work was not my ex-husband's fault,' she added. 'He loves work. He loves being on set, on location. I knew this from ages 27 to 32, but it became a problem for me once the kids were older. I wanted a partner.'

'So, toward the beginning of the pandemic, Andrew and I decided to separate. The combination of being apart for most of the year for many years and growing apart emotionally took its toll.'

Just days after their separation, Jordana would reconnect with her current boyfriend Mason, whom she first met a few years earlier when they were both still married to other people.

The future couple started following each other on Instagram not long after they first met, and Jordana found her heart fluttering with every interaction they had online.

Though they had only met in person once, Jordana never forgot about Mason, and just days after splitting from Andrew was traveling to San Francisco to see him.

'Four days after I separated from Andrew, I was on a plane to San Francisco to visit this man I had met only once but who had stayed on my mind. I knew he'd been separated for two years. I wanted to see him, to confirm whether the image I'd built up in my mind matched reality. What I got was far more than I expected.'

'During a time when the world avoided all contact, when it was mandated that everyone stay six feet apart, Mason and I blended into each other.'

The couple shared a five-minute long embrace and a kiss when they reunited at the airport.

The couple started seeing each other every other week, but Jordana encountered pushback from friends and therapists who were insistent they were moving too fast.

'The problem was that they didn't know it was 13 years in the making. What seemed like a huge event was in fact a slow unraveling,' Jordana insisted.

And the actress admits she has envisioned herself walking down the aisle once again with Mason - but it is a dream she can pump the brakes on.

'I still speed up sometimes. I'm already planning my second wedding in my head. But I stop myself when I get that rushed, buzzy feeling. I stop. I breathe. I write. Mason also calls me on it, which is helpful. I found it. I found him. I can slow down. And I do.'

Jordana married Andrew in 2006 before filing for divorce in 2020. The couple share sons Julian, eight, and Rowan, six.

Formhas since moved on with his new wife, who he said 'I do' with during a romantic ceremony at the iconic Preservation Hall, less than one year after getting engaged.

The couple shared their wedding photos with Vogue and on Instagram, with the actress revealing that they were 'trying to achieve a laid-back aesthetic.'

'We loved the look of Preservation Hall—it was so old, so historic, it lets its age and "flaws" show,' she said, and added that they 'wanted it to be about music, drinking, and authentic New Orleans.'