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Jessica Simpson Baby Weight Loss Secret Revealed

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Jessica Simpson is intent on losing her baby weight with Weight Watchers.

Nearly two months after giving birth to a baby girl Maxwell Drew, Jessica is stepping up her diet regime to drop the pounds. Her latest secret? Working together with women of her Weight Watchers group.

“Just bought all the girls in my @weightwatchers group pedometers to track their steps,” Jessica tweeted on Thursday. “10,000 steps a day = 5 miles! Let’s step it up!”

How nice, you know what they say – the group that loses weight together, stays together! Well not really, but you get the picture.

The ‘Fashion Star’ host reportedly needs all the encouragement she can get. “Jessica has always had issues with junk food. She enlisted her mom, Tina, and a few pals to do the program ‘to help keep herself in check,’ revealed an insider to US mag.

To make matters worst it’s rumored that Jessica may be on a tight deadline to lose 20-30 pounds by August. According to US Weekly, Weight Watchers will not pay out the $4 million signing bonus if the goal is not met!

With a billion dollar fashion empire we’re guessing Jessica isn’t pressed for a bonus but she does have her own plan for losing the baby weight. “There’s not a goal weight – I just want to feel normal and fixate on inches,” she told People recently. “I really want to set small goals, so I’m constantly reaching goals and not looking at something so far ahead.”

Last week Jessica tweeted a gorgeous picture of Maxwell Drew lounging on a day bed surrounded by plush pillows.

Jessica Simpson baby girl Maxwell Drew

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