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January Jones, known from shows like "Mad Men," shared several bathroom mirror selfies on Wednesday wearing different swimwear options including a black-and-white bikini and striped one-piece swimsuit. Her posts drew enthusiastic responses from fans praising her appearance. In interviews, Jones has discussed her approachable fitness philosophy, noting that she doesn’t follow strict diets but instead balances indulgence with regular workouts.
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January Jones, 48, shared several bikini photos on social media, showcasing her fitness routine and relaxed attitude towards diet. The actress wore a classic black-and-white bikini in one of the snaps and commented, "☀️👙 almost time for the sweaters but not quite yet," indicating it was nearly autumn. Fans praised her appearance with comments like "Beautiful as always" and using multiple heart and flame emojis. In an interview with Shape magazine in 2020, Jones revealed she doesn't restrict herself from foods like steak or bagels, emphasizing that her diet is flexible but includes working out several times a week.
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Jones smiled sweetly for the bathroom mirror selfie, wearing her shoulder-length blond hair down and opting for a natural look.
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Jones → smile → look
In another snapshot, the actress wore a black-and-white striped one-piece swimsuit, pulling her wet hair back to show off the look.
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And in a third, she rocked what appeared to be a pink and black two-tone bikini top with a sheer, lace-lined coverup.
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“☀️👙 almost time for the sweaters but not quite yet,” she captioned the upload Wednesday.
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she → caption → sweaters
Fans in the comments thread were gobsmacked by the TV star’s glowing snaps.
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“Thanks for shifting my concentration,” one person quipped, while another remarked, “Beautiful as always.”
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A third gushed, “The world’s hottest, at it again.
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Others weighed in with rows of heart and flame emojis.
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“Knees are weak, sleep is sweaty, attitude petty…never let my strength leave me,” she captioned the jaw-dropping pic at the time.
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Jones — who is mom to son Xander Jones, 14 — once shared that her diet and exercise routine is anything but rigid, though she does work out several times a week.
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“I don’t deprive myself of anything,” the actress told Shape back in 2020.
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“If I want something — steak, a bagel — I’ll eat it.”
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She added, “There’s no diet or strict set of rules.”
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And despite her glam swimsuit photos, the “Anger Management” actress divulged that she’s not above wearing extremely comfortable clothing, noting that she feels “comfortable” in her skin.
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“Public opinion doesn’t matter to me,” she said, recalling how she went to a birthday party with her son while wearing “humongous red sweatpants” — which she noted her sister called her out on.
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Jones remembered that she paused, but still opted for the sweatpants.
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“Who cares?
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They’re my period pants!” she said.
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