Jessica Simpson Is Back in Her Daisy Dukes Following Weight Loss Transformation
It looks like Jessica Simpson has undergone yet another weight loss transformation!
The mother-of-two, 36, took to Instagram to show fans that she’s back in her Daisy Dukes — and it’s definitely motivating us to get fit for the upcoming bathing suit season.
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Jess paired the sexy bottoms with a bikini top and a revealing beach cover-up — while she kept her hair tied back and hid her face behind a pair of oversized sunglasses.
The former reality star posed for Women’s Health back in August and opened up about accepting her body after welcoming her four-year-old daughter, Maxwell Drew, and three-year-old son, Ace Knute, with her NFL star hubby, Eric Johnson, 37.
“I’m hard on myself — I believe everything’s a work in progress. But that’s okay. I do love my legs, but my favorite physical attribute is my nose because it’s not perfect,” Jessica told the publication. “But recently, since I’ve worked out so hard, I’m also loving my stomach — knowing I grew babies in it and then having to go through a transformation and just owning it.”
She then added, “My boobs just have their own life. They have a way of making themselves present. I thought I was going to get a breast reduction, but after having kids, I look at myself and I’m like, you know what, my boobs are actually really big, but I like how they are. They’re an asset, and Eric loves them still.”
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He’s definitely one lucky guy — when it comes to that body, what’s not to love?!
Scroll through the gallery to see how much Jessica has changed over the years!
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