Christina Aguilera is once again rendering her fans speechless with her age-defying appearance.
The 43-year-old “Pa Mi Muchachas” singer shared an Instagram carousel full of jaw-dropping pictures with her 9.9M followers on November 12th, and her super-trim figure, which is a result of her epic weight loss transformation, was very hard to ignore!
Christina Aguilera Shows Off Her Slim Figure In A Skin-Tight Leopard-Print Catsuit On Instagram
In the Instagram carousel, the mom-of-two can be seen wearing a skin-tight leopard-print catsuit which showed off her enviably slim and toned figure perfectly.
The Grammy-winner isn't the first A-lister to rock the leopard-print trend at the moment, as Hailey Bieber and Kelly Clarkson have also stepped out in stunning leopard-print ensembles over the past few months. But we think Xtina might just be the most striking of all!
In the first picture in the carousel, the "Dirrty" singer can be seen striking a pose for the camera and showing off her smooth, flawless complexion, complete with dramatic lined eyes and a super-plump pout. And of course, her practically-blinding sparkly necklace and matching sparkly earrings are front and center too! Her slim figure is highlighted in the second and fourth pictures, as she can be seen posing while sitting in a white chair.
Fan Comments
The Burlesque star's fans were obsessed with every single picture, and made their opinions known in the comments!
"Drop dead gorgeous," wrote one fan, followed by two red heart emojis. "The prettiest," gushed a second, also followed by the red heart emoji, as a third said: "You're very beautiful." "Xtina Goddess. And styling and makeup is insane," praised a fourth fan, followed by three red heart emojis.
"Stunning as always!" exclaimed a fifth, followed by the heart eyes, fire, and brown heart emojis. "Gorgeous," raved another, followed by the fire emoji, as someone else said she was "unreal" followed by four twinkling stars emojis. "Looking incredible," added another fan, followed by the hand praising emoji.
