Kate Lawler, 40, showcases her incredible post-baby body in a grey sports bra as she hits the gym two months after giving birth
She welcomed her daughter Noa with her fiancé Martin in February.
And Kate Lawler showcased her incredible post-partum figure as she headed to a pilates class for the first time since giving birth on Thursday.
The Virgin Radio host, 40, slipped into a grey sports bra and tight leggings for the session, which saw her squat and do some arm work with light weights.
Feeling fit: Kate Lawler showcased her incredible post-partum figure as she headed to a pilates class for the first time since giving birth to her daughter Noa on Thursday
Kate shared an insight into her workout at Zero Gravity Pilates on Instagram and did her series of exercises accompanied by Rocky’s theme tune Eye Of The Tiger.
She wrote atop of the clip: ‘First time doing it and I loved it. I’ve still not showered though. My reformer pilates journey has begun..
‘I’ll squat properly eventually but this was enough for today’.
Working up a sweat: The Virgin Radio host, 40, slipped into a grey sports bra and tight leggings for the session, which saw her squat and do some arm work with light weights
Determined: Kate shared an insight into her workout at Zero Gravity Pilates on Instagram and did her series of exercises accompanied by Rocky’s theme tune Eye Of The Tiger
It comes just weeks after Kate called out body shamers commenting on her weight after she adorable posted snaps of her holding her two-month old daughter in a leopard-print artipoppe baby carrier.
Though Kate had expected mummy shamers to tell her that she wasn’t holding her baby in the carrier correctly, she instead received ‘worse’ messages about her weight.
She reposted the comment to her Instagram Story, which read: ‘You too skinny! I was huge until my daughter was 12 months!’ (sic).
Loving it: She wrote atop of the clip: ‘First time doing it and I loved it. I’ve still not showered though. My reformer pilates journey has begun..’
Body shaming: It comes just weeks after Kate called out body shamers commenting on her weight after she adorable posted snaps of her holding her two-month old daughter
Targeted: Kate revealed she had expected mummy shamers to tell her that she wasn’t holding her baby right in the carrier, but instead she received ‘worse’ messages about her weight
Kate couldn’t resist writing a lengthy response telling the woman to ‘check herself’ and that she can’t help the way she looks, saying: ‘So what if I’ve lost weight?’
In her response, she also revealed that despite eating ‘constantly’ since her baby was born by Cesarean section two months ago, she lost ‘most of her baby weight within 14 days after giving birth’.
The Celebrity Bumps star wrote: ‘Please don’t body shame. So want if you was huge until your daughter was 1? So what if I’ve lost weight?
Her journey: In her response, Kate said despite eating ‘constantly’ since her baby was born by Cesarean section, she lost ‘most of her baby weight within 14 days after giving birth
‘Why does this bother you I’ve done nothing but eat constantly since my daughter was born due to me breastfeeding and feeling hungry all the time and haven’t done any exercise due to me having a c-section.
‘I can’t help the way I look right now and I don’t care that my jeans don’t fit me, I don’t expect them to! And FYI I’d lost most of my baby weight within 14 days after giving birth, and I was really surprised. All our bodies are different.
‘Some of us have faster metabolisms than others. Weight loss due to stress exists and making rude comments when you have no idea what the mental state of a person is just dangerous and unkind.
‘Check yourself and stop body-shaming, you’re setting a bad example to your daughter.’ (sic)
Taking note of Kate’s lengthy reply, the commenter revealed she was ‘just jealous’, writing: ‘Ps you are not too skinny you look amazing I am just jealous! You enjoy the sunshine with your girlie so lovely to see you happier.’ (sic)
Response: The TV star couldn’t resist writing a lengthy response telling the woman to ‘check herself’ and that she can’t help the way she looks, saying: ‘So what if I’ve lost weight?’