Whitney Port in Bathing Suit Says Hi From Bahamas — Celebwell
Mia Lopez Whitney Port-Rosenman—star of The Hills and The Hills: New Beginnings—is enjoying a getaway this winter break. "It's Whitney in the Bahamas," she captioned a photo yesterday on Instagram. How does the talent, podcaster (of With Whit), wife of Tim Rosenman, and mom of 4-year-old Sonny stay so fit while keeping so busy? Read on to see 5 ways Whitney Port-Rosenman stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
"I have been doing a lot of Sculpt, Cardio Boxing and Yoga Classes on the obé Fitness App and virtual classes with Pilates By Amanda. If I don't have a lot of time, I will do Lauren Gores' express workouts on her Instagram. Next week, I am starting Megan Roup's The Sculpt Society which I am really excited about. AND I am dying to try The Class by Taryn Toomey," she tells E! Online.
"Try to stay strong, so I can look back on this time and be proud of the partner, mom and individual I was able to be. That doesn't mean I push down sadness or anxiety when it comes. I feel those feelings and let them come out. Releasing them is the only way to actually work through them. I wake up each morning and tell myself, "It is going to be a good day," to have a positive mindset. I really try to step outside of myself to make sure I am keeping a healthy perspective," she tells E! Online.
"Hot yoga is my favorite favorite workout—it's the thing that I've seen my body reacts to the best and also makes me feel the best on the inside," she told Yoga Journal, adding that she tries to practice three times a week.
"Handfuls of roasted, unsalted almonds, a slice of sourdough bread with cashew butter and sliced bananas, a smoothie (mine usually have whole milk Greek yogurt, ice, a handful of spinach, some pineapple, whatever milk I have [right now, it is Forager Coconut Cashew Oat], a banana, half an avocado, two dates, a dash of cinnamon and sometimes a scoop of nut butter)," she told E!.
Port-Rosenman has suffered miscarriages and been public about them. It has proved cathartic. "I am trying my hardest to set boundaries, listen to my body, AND not feel guilty about it," she wrote. "Thank you to everyone for the outpouring of support and love yesterday. It felt weird to talk about my pregnancy so early, but it didn't feel right to hold it in. Now we can REALLY go through this process together with no secrets, no hiding, just truths." She added: "And for all of you who reached out, even telling me you were pregnant and hadn't told anyone yet, I am sending so much love and strength your way," continued Port. "No matter what happens with any of us, we are WHOLE human beings who deserve a lot of love and nothing to be ashamed of."
