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Beyonce Whips Into Shape With Help Of Live In Trainer

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Beyonce and Jay-Z were spotted together on their first public date night since Bey gave birth to their daughter Blue Ivy Carter on January 7th. What’s more pleasing than seeing the couple enjoy some adult time is Beyonce’s slamming new post baby body. Reports just surfaced that the “Bootylicious” star has a live in trainer!

According to Star   magazine via the New York Post, personal trainer, Marco Borges, moved into the couple’s palatial pad to help the new mommy drop her 40lbs gained during her pregnancy.

Beyonce Baby — Blue Ivy Carter Photos

A source revealed to the magazine that Blue Ivy’s mother has lost 14 of her 40 pounds and she and “Marco are up at 5 a.m. for a two-hour workout, and they do it again at 5 p.m. They do a mix of cardio, Pilates, plyometrics, yoga and, of course, dance.” In addition to the workouts Beyonce also monitors her diet   with “protein shakes, egg-white omelettes, pineapple chunks and lots of ice-cold water.”

That would explain why she was fresh faced with very little makeup only letting her glow and her designer duds speak for itself. Wearing an eye catching Rag & Boone blazer paired with a slouchy t-shirt and black jeans, the new mom still couldn’t conceal her gorgeous post baby body. To top off the look Mrs. Knowles-Carter opted for her usual 6 inch heels courtesy of Christian Louboutin for a cool $1,075! And if you’re curious about her accessories, yes that is a Brooklyn bridge ring as an ode to her husband.

The couple looked cool, relaxed and even flirtatious at times..see more pictures of Jay-Z and Beyonce court side below.

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