Ciara celebrates shedding two stones since giving birth with sultry selfie
Ciara has shown off her weight loss with a sultry selfie to highlight losing 28 pounds (two stone) since giving birth in July 2020.
The 35-year-old singer welcomed her third child last summer and has since embarked on a weight loss journey that culminated in her revealing pic, which she posted to Instagram on Monday.
Ciara opened up about her diet program and how becoming a Weight Watchers ambassador in September last year, has helped her but she says she has not reached her weight goal just yet.
The songstress is eyeing up shedding another 20 pounds before she is happy with her weight situation.
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Writing on Instagram, Ciara shared: “Super Proud of where I am starting off 2021! Down 28 pounds thanks to @WW!! This journey has been easy, stress free and fun!
“Especially juggling mommy life, work life, exercise, etc! The WW app has been a game changer! 20 more lbs to go!”
Ciara also shared a stunning selfie in which the pink-haired singer wore a white teddy top, which accentuated her cleavage, as she showed fans her stunning transformation.
She had shared the news that she had become a Weight Watchers ambassador, just three months after welcoming her baby son, Win.
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Ciara wrote on Instagram: “Good morning! I am so excited to share some amazing news with you all.
“I’ve been sharing my meals and I’ve been sharing my fitness journey post baby and I’m so excited to share that I am officially with the WW family.
“That’s right, I’m ready to level up my eating habits and commit to making a lifestyle.”
Weight Watchers president and CEO, Mindy Grossman, praised the singer after the announcement.
In a statement, she said: “Ciara has an extraordinary ability to motivate others through her experiences and wellness journey on WW.
“Her commitment to herself and her passion to make an impact is inspiring and I look forward to watching her journey unfold.”
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