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Jessica Simpson And Alessandra Ambrosio Flaunt Post Baby Bodies

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Celebrities are expected to bounce back to their post baby bodies within months – sometimes weeks. Jessica Simpson was spotted on Tuesday leaving a Los Angeles gym wearing all black workout gear and sneakers. This is the first time photographers caught a glimpse of Jessica since giving birth daughter Maxwell Drew last month. Earlier this month photogs only caught Jessica after she’d already entered her vehicle.

To help in her weight loss effort Jess sealed a $4million deal with Weight Watchers. That’s motivation for anyone to bounce back to their post baby body.

Victoria’s Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio on the other hand can’t escape the need to bounce back, with or without a lucrative offer from a weight loss company – it’s kind of her job to be thin. The supermodel who gave birth to her second child a baby boy in early May chose yoga as her workout of choice. She tweeted yesterday,

‘First day of exercising … Feels good, but it’s not easy.’

Alessandra was spotted with her yoga mat in the earlier part of the day and later holding her three-year old daughter’s hand while they went shopping.

See more pictures of Alessandra and Jessica below:

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