Dolph Lundgren’s Daughter Goes Topless On Beach
Ida Lundgren, the daughter of action superstar Dolph Lundgren, has no problem showing off some [...]
Ida Lundgren, the daughter of action superstar Dolph Lundgren, has no problem showing off some serious skin. The 21-year-old model posed for a topless photoshoot on the beach, and she left almost nothing to the imagination.
The racy picture shows the blond beauty wearing nothing but black bikini bottoms and a smoldering expression on her face. Her long locks were swept across her shoulders and covering her modesty. Ida opted for a minimal make-up look as she posed in front of a rocky cliff overlooking the ocean.
Ida is the daughter of Dolph Lundgren and jewelry designer Anette Qviberg. Dolph and Anette also have a 15-year-old daughter together named Greta. In 2011, the 59-year-old actor and his ex-wife Anette called it quits.
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While talking to the Guardian, the Expendables star opened up about how having children changed him.
"I'm pretty self-centered," he said. "Having my two daughters forced me to care about something more than myself."
Even though Swedish actor has a reputation as a tough guy, he explained that he has a softer side that many people don't get to see.
"I cry a lot. It makes me feel good," he said. "I had a bit of a cry this morning, in fact. It was the feeling of loss and not being around my family that set me off."
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Another way that Lundgren's onscreen persona is different than one might expect is that he is actually extremely intelligent.
"I'm stereotyped as a beefcake, but I think of myself as an intellectual," he said. "I am a beefcake in some ways: I like to work out and I'm fairly simple, but I'm also analytical, contemplative and sensitive – people don't see that."
Lundgren continued by saying: "Most people don't realize I'm that I'm quite inteligent. I studied chemical engineering in Sydney, Australia, and then went on to a scholarship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I decided to become an athlete and actor because I figured life as a chemical engineer would be less fulfilling."
Because Dolph Lundgren has made a career in Hollywood, he has a breadth of experience and advice that he can bestow upon his daughter Ida.
"Hollywood can be difficult when you're young," he said. "I began to live up to people's expectations of me instead of being myself. You're seen on film and there's this idea that you should be a certain way, and you start to live up to that."
[H/T Daily Mail]
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