Anna Faris has announced that she will be appearing in a n/de ad for Avocados from Mexico during the Super Bowl.

The star has shared a behind-the-scenes photo from the shoot, showcasing her toned physique.

In the caption, Faris wrote, “Here’s some tasty 🥑 news: I’m finally making my Big Game debut with @AvocadosFromMexico!”

The post was met with positive comments from fans and friends alike.

Faris has previously shared some of her wellness routines with the press.

In a 2017 interview with Women’s Health, she talked about her love of hiking, which stemmed from her childhood experiences with her father.

“I grew up in Washington, and my dad took us hiking in the mountains every weekend. I had a passion for it early on. We weren’t allowed to bring friends, and I’m really grateful for that time because it forced me to have conversations with my parents and appreciate nature. I hope to instill that in my son,” she said.

In addition to hiking, Faris also enjoys daily movement through walking and other exercises.

Speaking to Prevention, she said, “I don’t want to portray myself as someone that’s like ‘I hit the gym every day at 5:30’ cause it’s not like that and I definitely don’t!”

Fans were thrilled to see Faris looking happy and healthy in the behind-the-scenes photo.

One person wrote, “Love her. Totally here for it,” while another added, “Holy guacamole…🙃😁🥑🥑.”

Faris is best known for her roles in films like The House Bunny and the television series Mom.

She has also recently launched a podcast, Anna Faris Is Unqualified, where she gives relationship advice to listeners.

The Super Bowl is one of the biggest events in American culture, and the advertising slots during the game are highly coveted.

Brands often spend millions of dollars on creating and airing commercials during the broadcast.

Avocados from Mexico has become known for their humorous and memorable ads during the Super Bowl, and Faris’ appearance in their ad is sure to be a highlight of the night.

Faris has been in the public eye for over two decades, and has been open about her struggles with anxiety and insecurity.

In an interview with Marie Claire, she said, “I play a character on TV that is not far from myself, except that she’s smarter and more confident than I am. I suffer from moments like anyone else.”