Amanda Kloots shows off her figure in bold yellow Ivy Park look… one day after announcing her memoir about losing husband Nick Cordero
She’s been dealing with the heartbreaking loss of her husband to COVID-19 since his untimely passing four-and-a-half months ago.
But Amanda Kloots sported her trademark uplifting smile along with her fit figure on social media on Saturday, when she posted three very bold and stylish vanity shots to her Instagram.
The fitness trainer, 38, modeled a fabulous yellow-green ensemble from Beyoncé‘s Ivy Park athleisure line, consisting of a tennis-inspired jumpsuit as well as a matching sheer raincoat.
Tennis ready: Amanda Kloots showed off her fit figure on social media on Saturday, when she posted three very bold and stylish vanity shots
Amanda‘s garment featured a corset-like top, with lighter colored piping running down the sides of the skintight leggings in a nod to crossover brand Adidas.
Kloots also wore matching lime green sneakers, and handled a tennis racket in the images.
She wore her blonde hair up in a lovely half ponytail with wavy crimped locks hanging down the sides of her face.
Trademark smile: The fitness trainer modeled a fabulous yellow-green ensemble from Beyoncé‘s Ivy Park athleisure line, including a tennis-inspired jumpsuit
Amanda also donned lovely thick-framed dark gray cat eye sunglasses.
The mother-of-one layered a few delicate gold necklaces as well as bracelets, and dipped her hip with attitude in one of the shots.
She captioned the trio of images, ‘New trend… Tennis greens’ adding the emoji for a tennis ball.
Coordinated: Amanda‘s garment featured a corset-like top, with lighter colored piping running down the sides of the skintight leggings and raincoat in a nod to crossover brand Adidas
Direct from the source: The same ensemble was featured on the December cover of British Vogue, worn by Ivy Park founder Beyoncé Knowles
The post comes one day after Amanda announced the impending publication of her memoir, entitled Live Your Life: My Story of Loving and Losing Nick Cordero.
Kloots became a widow in early July, when her actor husband Cordero lost his months-long battle with coronavirus at age 41 in a hospital in Los Angeles, California.
In the post announcing the book, Amanda mentioned that she cowrote it with her sister Anna.
The post comes one day after Amanda announced the impending publication of her memoir, entitled Live Your Life: My Story of Loving and Losing Nick Cordero
Grieving: Kloots became a widow in early July, when her actor husband Cordero lost his months-long battle with coronavirus at age 41 in a hospital in Los Angeles; seen on Instagram
She described the tome as ‘a memoir about love and loss and how to find positivity and silver linings through trauma.’
‘It really has been cathartic writing. I usually start once Elvis is in bed so to have complete quiet,’ she also wrote in the caption.
‘Sometimes I’m typing through so many tears I can’t even see the keyboard and sometimes I’m laughing so hard at memories.’
Profound: In addition to sharing her thoughts on the therapeutic process of writing her memoir, Kloots included this frank and profound reflection on grief on her Instagram Stories