Maren Morris poses in a tiny bikini after boasting she is ‘proud’ of her body one year after giving birth to son Hayes
MAREN Morris poses confidently in a tiny bikini after boasting she is “proud” of her body one year after giving birth to son Hayes.
The American Country Music Award winner slammed the pressure new moms feel about trying to get their figure back after having a baby.
Maren, 31, proudly shared a bikini photo on social media after announcing she is a “f**king badass.”
She captioned the sizzling snap: “Tan almost everywhere. Jan almost everywhere. 🌴”
Compliments came flooding in from her 1.5 million Instagram followers who were left gushing over her “beautiful” looks.
One wrote: “Wow Easy on the Eyes!”
“so gorgeous 🙌 🔥,” added another.
While a third declared: “If this doesn’t look like a QUEEN, then I don’t know what does 💙��🏻”
Maren’s caption, which is a quote from The Office US, also attracted a lot of attention and laughter.
Earlier this month the hot mama, who gave birth to her first child with husband Ryan Hurd in March 2020, shared a thoughtful post about her post-baby body.
Next to a photo of her on the bed, the country singer wrote: “am never saying ‘trying to get my body back’ again. no one took it, i didn’t lose it like a set of keys.
“the pressure we put on mothers to ‘snap back’ is insurmountable and deeply troublesome. you are and always were a f**king badass. and yeah, I’m proud.”
The singer recently picked up two awards at the American Country Music awards 2021, scooping the top prize for Song of the Year and Female Artist of the Year.
At the ACM Awards, Access Hollywood asked her why she had decided to share the post.
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She told them: "I think because it was important for me to realize it. And I realized that if I am coming to grips with this realization, I can't be the only one.
"So, I just realized how unhealthy that was for me and my workout journey – to be like, 'I need to get back to where I was before'– because that's not really the goal.
"That shouldn't be the goal to just sort of erase the fact that you had a kid. And I think that I'm really proud of where my body is right now, even if it's several pounds heavier. It's like I did something that half the population can't do, so I think that's pretty f**king rad."