Brooks Nader stuns in plunging Baywatch-red gown on Emmys carpet before taking stage with co-stars

BROOKS Nader stunned onlookers in a skintight red gown on the Emmys carpet on Monday evening. Before taking stage to present with her Baywatch co-stars, the 29-year-old model strutted down the Emmys red carpet in a shiny dress. Brooks complimented the stunning gown – clearly a nod to her signature red swimsuit – with natural makeup, wavy blond hair and her infamous cleavage. The stars’ sister Sarah Jane joined her on the carpet ahead of her debut on Dancing With the Stars Tuesday evening. The actress, who will be taking on the role of Selene in the upcoming Baywatch reboot, has already been hailed as the “next Pamela Anderson.” The show stars Brooks and several TikTok stars, as well as returning Baywatch icons such as Erika Eleniak. Read More about Emmys Twelve brand new episodes will soon air, with viewers likely to be glued to the screen as the lifeguards go about their duties in their iconic red swimsuits. The new cast will see Stephen Amell in the lead role of Hobie Buchannon, alongside Jessica Belkin as Charlie Vale, Shay Mitchell as Trina, and Hassie Harrison as Nat. Thaddeus LaGrone will play Brad and Noah Beck will be at the helm of Luke. In recurring roles, David Chokachi reprises his original role as Cody Madison, while Livvy Dunne portrays Grace. Most read in Entertainment WINNERS OF THE 2026 EMMYS Television's biggest stars were celebrated at the 2026 Emmy Awards but only a select few made the winner's list. Here is everyone who took home a trophy from TV's most anticipated night: - Supporting actress in a comedy series – Kate O’Flynn (Widow’s Bay) - Supporting actor in a comedy series – Stephen Root (Widow’s Bay) - Lead actress in a comedy series – Jean smart (Hacks) - Lead actor in a comedy series – Matthew Rhys (Widow’s Bay) - Supporting actress in a drama series – Alloson Janney (The Diplomat) - Supporting actor in a drama series – Matthew Rhys (Widow’s Bay) - Lead actress in a drama series – Rhea Seehorn (Pluribus) - Lead actor in a drama series – Noah Wyle (The Pitt) - Supporting actor in a drama series – Tom Pelphrey (Task) - Best reality competition program – The Traitors - Lead actress in a limited or anthology series – Sally Field (Remarkably Bright Creatures) - Lead actor in a limited or anthology series – Matthew Rhys (The Beast in Me) - Writing for a comedy series – Kate Dippold (Widow’s Bay) - Directing for a drama series – Saul Metzstein (Slow Horses) - Directing for a comedy series – Hiro Murai (Widow’s Bay) - Best late night talk show – The Late Show with Stephen Colbert - Writing for a drama series – Vince Gilligan (Pluribus) - Limited or Anthology Series – DTF St. Louis - Best drama series – The Pitt - Best comedy series – Widow’s Bay Erika will also reprise her original role as Shauni McClain as a guest star. Brooks has called her first starring TV role a “dream come true.” “When I shot my Sports Illustrated cover in the red one-piece, I picked that one off the rack because I was like, ‘This is so Baywatch. I have to shoot in this,’” Brooks said after she was cast earlier this year. “Lo and behold, it became the cover, which was amazing. ” It’s kind of a full-circle moment to see that that was in 2023 and we’re now in 2026, and that dream became a reality. … My superpowers are scaring me!”