If there's one thing I know, it's that Christina Ricci knows how to rock a red carpet event.
The 43-year-old actress and new mom stepped out last week in a bra top, hot pants, and see-through lacy black dress, and she looked so strong and happy.
While she doesn't share much about her fitness routines, Christina does work out with personal trainer Andie Hecker, and she has said that Andie helps her feel soooo good.
Christina Ricci looked simply *stunning* as she posed at an event for Showtime's hit series Yellowjackets last week. Christina, 42, wore a see-through Dolce & Gabbana black lace dress with a black bra and undies underneath, and she looked so happy and confident!
And the outfit gave everyone a little peek at her strong legs and core.
She even posted an Instagram of her 'fit. And friends and fans were not shy in their praise! "🔥🔥🔥," actress Michelle Pfieffer commented. "Omg! You are so major my friend. Stunning!" another person wrote. "Perfection," a third said.
Christina has been staying plenty busy running around after her kids. Christina and her husband, Mark Hampton, recently welcomed their baby daughter Cleo in December 2021. She's also mom to her son Freddie with her ex, James Heerdegen. Two kids will definitely keep you on your toes.
Christina proudly showed off her baby bump during her most recent pregnancy. And it seems like little Cleo hardly leaves her momma's arms!
Besides being a mom, Christina also stays active with her personal trainer Andie Hecker (who actually used to dance with the New York City Ballet Company!). Andie specializes in Pilates and ballet-based workouts. And it seems like they have fun together.
While Christina doesn't share a lot about her workout routines, she did write a glowing review of her workouts on Andie's website: "Andie’s knowledge of the body and the right choices to make to achieve your most beautiful form is mind blowing! I never look as good as when I am being trained by her. She gives you your dream physique."
Christina has also been open about her struggle with the eating disorder anorexia when she was younger. She told The Talk via ET Online back in 2012, that she "...was lucky. I only really suffered from it for about a year and a half," and that she was "put into therapy very quickly, so I was able to overcome it."
She also talked about how hard body criticism can be when you're growing up in the entertainment industry: "I think it's just really awkward to go through puberty, and go through growing up and becoming a woman, when everybody is always kind of looking at you," Ricci said. "And especially—you're doing fittings for a movie, and people are judging how this looks on you and how that looks on you. And you just get very uncomfortable and you never want anyone to be able to criticize you."
Christina, whatever you're doing, you are looking so strong and fabulous!