Jessica Simpson Is Back in Her Daisy Dukes After Estimated 60-70 Pound Weight Loss—See the Pic!

Dukes of Hazzard star shows off her amazing legs in denim cutoffs

By Zach Johnson Mar 24, 2014 11:36 AMTags
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Look at those legs!

After reaching her goal weight just weeks ago, Jessica Simpson showed off her gorgeous gams by wearing a pair of True Religion Joey cut-offs. The Weight Watchers spokeswoman, who famously wore a pair of Daisy Dukes in 2005's The Dukes of Hazzard, looked happy and healthy at 10 Speed Coffee in Malibu Sunday. Simpson completed her look with a white tee, a printed top, wedge heels and a statement necklace.

The "With You" singer has yet to reveal exactly how much weight she's dropped since giving birth to son Ace Johnson in June 2013, but Marco Borges recently estimated that Simpson "lost somewhere between 60-70 pounds." Borges, a personal nutritionist, trainer and wellness specialist, analyzed before-and-after pictures of the engaged mother of two. "I've always recommended women give themselves six months to get back to their pre-pregnancy weight," he told E! News. "They'll typically lose the first half in about six weeks, so this gives them plenty of time to get the rest off after that."

Per Weight Watchers, a healthy weight range for a person of Simpson's stature is 113 to 141 pounds.

Simpson has credited her family with keeping her fit. "[Eric Johnson] and I go on walks together," she told USA Today last year. "I try and walk about four miles a day consistently. It makes me feel better."

"With both kids I'm running up and down my stairs a million times," said the pop star, whose firstborn daughter Maxwell Johnson will turn 2 on May 1. "Kids can keep your metabolism going."

The native Texan has also been working with personal trainer Harley Pasternak four days a week for 45 minutes. "It's a lot of resistance training, lots of lunges and squats," Simpson said of the exercise routine Pasternak crafted for her. "There are bursts of cardio throughout the workout as well."