Sofía Vergara Spotted in Mykonos

By Elena Marika Konstantinou

July 21, 2026

Sofía Vergara knows exactly how to do a Greek summer night. The Modern Family and Griselda star spent Tuesday, July 21, at Scorpios on Mykonos, dancing through a live set from South Korean DJ Peggy Gou, according to InStyle Greece and SKAI.

She shared the night herself, posting photos and videos on Instagram with a caption in Spanish, "Noches en Grecia" (Nights in Greece), and a little blue evil eye. She never named the island, but the Scorpios sunset in the background gave it away, InStyle Greece noted.

The trip came nearly two weeks after she celebrated her 54th birthday in Italy, ProtoThema English reported. Greek City Times said her crew that night included Anastasia Soare, founder of Anastasia Beverly Hills, and jewelry designer Corina Mihaila Larpin.

The island kept her busy the next day too. On Wednesday, she spent the afternoon at the beach club Principote in Panormos with friends, including Greek photographer Marina Vernicos, then strolled through Matogiannia in Mykonos Town that evening, according to ProtoThema English.

Vernicos later told Realnews that the group spent a week together and that it was her first time meeting the actress, whom she described as kind, beautiful and smart. Realnews also reported that Vergara's son, Manolo, came along, photographed the island's famous cats and became a lifelong baklava fan, while Sofía, who has a soft spot for sweets, fell hard for galaktoboureko.

This was not her first time in the Cyclades, either. Realnews noted she had visited Mykonos before and has praised Greece in the past. And she was early to a very loud summer on the island: a week later, Matthew McConaughey was filmed dancing at Scorpios, and in early August, Katy Perry turned up at Nammos.

According to ProtoThema English, Vergara stayed at a villa on the island and was expected to remain until that Sunday. Realnews reported she left Mykonos with the best impressions, which, given the dancing, the beach days and the galaktoboureko, sounds about right.