WATCH: Joy Taylor sends flying kiss in shimmering melange swimsuit while enjoying yacht getaway

Former Fox Sports host Joy Taylor enjoyed Art Basel Miami Beach this weekend with some fun in the sun. On Saturday she shared photos of the fun she and her friends had at some events in throughout the city as well as at the beach.

She also reshared a friend's video of the group enjoying time out on a boat. The video panned around to show all of the ladies and when the camera focused on Taylor, she blew a kiss. She wore a shimmering, silver one-piece bathing suit with a low neckline and dark sunglasses.

Taylor, who now hosts a podcast called, "Two Personal," shared additional photos of her weeked in Miami Beach.

"Miami Baseling," Taylor captioned the post.

Joy Taylor began working with FOX Sports in 2016 and continued her tenure with the network until July this year when she was released.

Joy Taylor attended LeSean McCoy's foundation event at SoFi Stadium

Joy Taylor recently attended former NFL running back LeSean McCoy's gala for his "Shades of Greatness Foundation." The event took place at SoFi Stadium and Taylor played host of the evening for the gala. She shared a recap of her time celebrating the running back's philanthropic work.

Taylor posed for a photo with McCoy at the entrance of the event and then posed for other photos with the field as her backdrop. She wore a silver halter top gown with a slit up the left leg and wore silver high heels.

"A night celebrating my friend @shadymccoy and the Shades of Greatness Foundation!" Taylor shared.

"The Shades of Greatness Foundation" raises money and awareness to help at-risk youth by offering mentors and scholarships to those in need. The foundation also creates leadership programs to train more mentors. The foundation also shared a portion of the proceeds for ALS research.

LeSean McCoy was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2009 and played through the 2020 season. He won two Super Bowl titles in back-to-back seasons, one with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2019 and the second with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020.