One of Sofía Vergara's favorite moments from the past year was when she danced in the backyard of her seven-bedroom Beverly Hills mansion during a Memorial Day get together.
The Colombian 49-year-old shook her moneymaker to Chimbala's 2019 track Rueda while clad in a blue Sofia Jeans 'Short Sleeve Sweetheart Neck Tiered' dress from her Walmart clothing line.
Three of Sofía's favorite memories were from the Los Angeles set of America's Got Talent when she and fellow judge Simon Cowell were cream pied on April 16.
Vergara - who boasts 47.7M social media followers - wore a red dress and stuck her tongue out alongside fellow judge Heidi Klum in a mirror selfie.
And the four-time SAG Award winner showcased substantial cleavage in a picture with fellow judge Howie Mandell, who got playful 'bunny ears' from the German 48-year-old.
Another happy 2021 memory included the infamous Modern Family reunion picnic on June 19 with Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Sarah Hyland, which drew the ire from Ariel Winter who felt left out.
Sofía posted lots of shots of her friends and family - including her sister Dr. Mariana Vergara, her 30-year-old son Manolo Gonzalez Vergara, and mother Margarita Vergara de Vergara.
Vergara also made sure to share a snap of her second husband Joe Manganiello and their beloved chihuahua Bubbles, whom they adopted from the LA shelter Dogs Without Borders around November 2019.
The Koati actors - who began dating in 2014 - celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary on November 22.
On Thursday, Sofía was hard at work with PA Leslie Merlin on the set of Netflix's six-episode series Griselda, which she's executive producing and starring as Colombian cartel leader Griselda Blanco.
'Griselda Blanco was a larger-than-life character whose ruthless but ingenious tactics allowed her to rule a billion dollar empire years before many of the most notorious male kingpins we know so much about,' Vergara told Deadline last month.
'We are thrilled to have found the perfect partners in Eric [Newman], Andrés [Baiz] and Netflix to help us bring this story of her life to the screen.'
The first-ever billionaire female criminal was known as the Cocaine Grandmother, the Black Widow, and the Queen of Narco-Trafficking before being gunned down, age 69, in 2012.
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