Dancing With The Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba stripped down to a sexy leopard print bikini in Hawaii

Dancing with the star judge Carrie Ann Inaba in Leopard print bikini

Carrie Ann Inaba was born in Hawaii and looked amazing as she took a trip back home yesterday.
The Dancing With The Stars judge brought her animal magnetism to the beach as she soaked up the rays in a sexy leopard print bikini.
She showed off her tanned physique in the halter neck string two-piece which gave a hint of her dancer's body.
Carrie Ann started off her career as a Fly Girl in 90s television show In Living Color which is how Jennifer Lopez got her break too.
Inaba spent some time chatting to friends on the beach before going for a dip in the ocean.
The 44-year-old is in Hawaii to film segments with Kelly Ripa for her Live! With Kelly show.
It was on that programme nearly a year ago that Inaba's boyfriend Jesse Sloan proposed to her on bended knee. They had met on online date website eHarmony.

Carrie Ann Inaba showing her sexy body

Carrie Ann Inaba in bikini in the beach

Carrie Ann Inaba having fun with her friend in Hawaii

Carrie Ann Inaba showing small baby bump

Carrie Ann Inaba with her engagement ring

Pamela Anderson in her better shape than ever as she shows her body in a tiny black bikini in the Hawaiian beach

She's 44 and the mother of two children but Pamela Anderson looked in better shape than ever yesterday as she hit the beach in Hawaii.
The former Baywatch star donned a tiny black bandeau bikini as she strolled along the sand before enjoying a cooling dip in the sea.

And there wasn't an inch of fat anywhere in sight as toned Pamela flaunted her flat stomach, cellulite-free thighs and pert bottom in the sexy two-piece.
She was enjoying the beach vacation with her new boyfriend.

Jennifer Lopez and toyboy lover Casper Smart pictured cuddling up together on romantic Hawaiian getaway

Jennifer Lopez and toyboy lover Casper Smart pictured cuddling up together on romantic Hawaiian getaway

Welcome To The WAC Circa 1980

Not that it really matters, but Hawaii is jumping ship from the WAC (Western Athletic Conference) to join the Mountain West in football only starting in the 2012-2013 season. They will join the Big West in all other sports.

Well, I hate to say it but, who cares. The Mountain West lost all credibility when BYU decided to go all Destiny's Child by going Independent. Then Utah took off to the Pac-10 (or 12). After all that TCU went to the Big Least, er, Big East. The Mountain West did pick up Boise State, Fresno State and Hawaii. Now if the MWC held on to BYU, Utah, and TCU, I would say that the MWC would've been major players at the BCS table. I might've suggested they drop New Mexico, which would've put them at twelve teams. Instead they've been kicked back to the kids' table again. In 2012 here's how the Mountain West will look:  Boise State, Fresno State, Nevada, Hawaii, Colorado State, San Diego State, UNLV, New Mexico, Wyoming and Air Force.


This looks like how the WAC used to look back in the 1980's, along with BYU and Utah. It actually resembled an actual conference like the Mountain West. Now the WAC is struggling to maintain, at least football wise, an FBS conference with any shred of relevancy.