Jessica Simpson shows off her VERY toned legs in Daisy Duke shorts before some thrift shopping

Jessica Simpson showed off her slim figure in a green camouflage T-shirt and a pair of ripped Daisy Dukes shorts while heading to some thrift shopping Thursday.

While rocking oversized black sunglasses and a wide-brimmed black hat over her wavy blonde hair, the 42-year-old singer posed in front of a blue door while holding her belt.

Thrifty! Wish me luck! Can’t wait to share my quick discoveries in stories when I get back home,” she captioned the snap, while pursing her lips and showing off her toned legs.

Her comments section was flooded with comments complimenting her “stunning” looks and saying she looks “sooo stunning”.

“Yes!!! Thrifting is both FUN and satisfying ✨ It’s like a style scavenger hunt! Good luck with the hunt…” gushed one fan.

Others praised her slim figure months after she revealed she’d gained and lost 100 pounds three times in her life following her three pregnancies with Maxwell, ten, Ace, nine and Birdie Mae.

Feeling comfortable in her own skin: Simpson told Hoda Kotb during an appearance on The Today Show in 2021 that she never weighs herself again, doesn’t own a scale and follows her intuition about how she feels when choosing her clothes

At the time, the star attributed her slimmer physique to a lot of “hard work, determination and self-love,” while sharing a photo of herself in a bikini.

Her 5.8 million Instagram followers left hundreds of supportive comments, and many other moms called her an “inspiration” and praised her transparency.

“Amazing performance – not just the weight but the confidence. love to see! And you look great!’ One fan wrote in the comments section, while another: “You look amazing!”

“I have no idea how much I weigh,” she said in 2021. “I just want to feel good and be able to button my pants. If not, I have a different size. I have every size’

In her memoir Open Book, Jessica said she underwent two tummy tucks in 2015 but ended up in the hospital for nine days after contracting an infection after the second procedure.

“I wanted to get rid of the stretch marks and sagging skin that were left over from my back-to-back pregnancies,” she said in her book. “I was so ashamed of my body at this point that I wouldn’t let Eric see me without a white t-shirt.”

She continued: “But the second procedure led to complications: “I got an infection – colitis – and was throwing up so much I thought I was going to tear my stitches. … The doctors have seriously discussed my needing a blood transfusion.”

Despite having surgery, Jessica refuses to get botox to look young.

Flashback: Simpson during her pregnancy with her first child in 2012

The musician uses red light therapy to “tighten” her skin and says she doesn’t want to start cosmetic procedures like botox injections because she doesn’t want to risk losing her “expression” on her face.

When asked about her beauty routine, the singer said: “I really got into red light therapy. I fell down a rabbit hole at this amazing esthetician and I was like, ‘okay I need something to tighten my skin, I’ve just turned 40. I don’t want to get botox, I like my facial expression. That makes me a person I am.”‘

Jessica and her husband Eric Johnson became engaged in November 2010 and the couple married in 2014.

The former reality star admitted in 2019 that she has lost 100 pounds. almost six months after the birth of their third child.

She followed an eating plan and walked 14,000 steps a day with the help of celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak, and has since shared updates from the gym as she’s maintained the weight loss over the years.

Longtime love: Jessica and her husband Eric Johnson became engaged in November 2010 and the couple married in 2014

‘6 months. 100 pounds lighter (Yes I hit the scales 240 pounds),” she wrote on Instagram as she revealed her weight loss.

Simpson told Hoda Kotb during an appearance on The Today Show in 2021 that she never weighs herself again, doesn’t own a scale and follows her intuition about how she feels when choosing her clothes.

“I have no idea how much I weigh,” she said. “For example, I just want to feel good and be able to button my pants. If not, I have a different size. I’m any size.”