Pregnant Kristin Cavallari, Alessandra Ambrosio Reveal Their Workouts

Pregnant ladies Kristin Cavallari and Alessandra Ambrosio are not letting their growing baby bumps tie them down. Both women have been out recently, looking fab with their baby bumps and have plans in motion to get their pre-pregnancy bods back in tip top shape.

“About to try yoga…I hear it helps with giving birth so sign me up! Whatever I can do to help that process!” Cavallari tweeted Friday.

The Hills alum paired cropped black yoga pants with a grey loose-fitting top with a white tank underneath for her yoga workout. Still looking cute as a button without a stitch of makeup, the petite blond went for a more laid back look than sexy as she did last week in her one-piece at the beach with fiancé Jay Cutler.

Celebs are expected to be in great shape so soon after giving birth that the comeback results are staggering. Remember Bey after a measly month of birthing Blue Ivy?

Well, Victoria’s Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio, who famously strut the annual Victoria’s Secret catwalk show at nearly three months in December, is joining in on this unbelievable craze.

The gorgeous model was seen enjoying a movie outing with 3-year-old daughter Anja in a floor-length black wrap dress, black flats, and a black leather cropped jacket looking modelesque even with a bulging bump.

Ambrosio is eager to resume her 34-25-34 frame in two months after she gives birth to her second child in May. Bananas! The longtime Vicky model wants to be part of the Victoria’s Secret store launch in London this summer.

‘I already have jobs planned for afterwards so hopefully will be back in shape. I told my booker and my manager; ‘I know I have a job to do, so just book the jobs and hopefully it’ll be fine. I only have a few more jobs to do before I have the baby—all editorial, no more catwalk now and then I hope to be back in London for the opening of the Victoria’s Secret store in July. I should definitely be back for the next Victoria’s Secret show. I have quite a while until then.”

She doesn’t go into detail about what her plans to get runway ready, but we want in on her secret! See more pictures of Kristin’s and Alessandra’s baby bumps below!

 

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