She has been recovering from her injuries in recent weeks.
And Jenny Powell, 54, posted a stunning swimsuit throwback snap on her Instagram account on Thursday to give fans an update on her condition.
The TV personality looked incredible as she posed with her back to the camera lens while soaking up the sun by the pool.
SHOCKING: Jenny Powell, 54, updated fans about her mysterious injury on Thursday when she posted a stunning swimsuit throwback snap to her Instagram account
Her raven tufts were styled in loose waves and fell neatly onto her shoulders as she enjoyed a dip.
Jenny has previously hinted that she was injured and is in rehab, but did not disclose the actual nature of her injury.
She posted the following update on her Instagram grid: “Recovering from injury and surgery and thinking about not being able to work out as usual for the next few weeks is exhausting…but turning things upside down is hard.” I like it.
Recovery: Jenny has previously hinted that she was injured and is in rehab, but did not disclose the actual nature of her injury.
“So I will use this opportunity to spend time doing other things that contribute to my well-being and health.
“Looking at this old picture of me by the pool made me think about posture..I’ll start with that today. I’ll also think about my child’s posture. When was the last time you straightened up and didn’t slouch over your computer or cell phone.?!
“My partner Martin specializes in back health and is constantly discovering the bad habits we all fall into. Are you sitting comfortably? So let’s get started!
Candid: Jenny posted an update on her Instagram account about her injury
The update comes after Jenny revealed that menopause made it “difficult” to stay in shape and joked that she developed “menibelly” after turning 50.
The TV favorite, who enjoys staying fit with yoga, said reaching her 50s didn’t affect her physically, but instead mentally and emotionally. I acknowledged that
Speaking to MailOnline EXCLUSIVELY, Jenny opened up about how her body has changed even though the scales have remained the same.
Wow: Jenny reveals menopause has made it ‘more difficult’ to stay in shape because she’s had ‘meni berries’ since turning 50
She said: “Menopause doesn’t help. You get meni berries around your midsection. It just happens. It’s hard to stay in shape when you hit your fifties.
“The problem is that it doesn’t just hit me physically, it also affects me psychologically, mentally and emotionally because I don’t feel good at all.
“I think most menopausal women don’t have a lot of confidence.
Candid: Speaking to MailOnline EXCLUSIVELY, Jenny opened up about how her body has changed even though the scale remains the same
Jenny said she was initially “a bit confused” because she was “peri-menopausal” for four years leading up to menopause.
She continued, “I’m a little confused and I don’t know what’s going on. It took
“My father passed away last year, and due to the stress and menopause of what was going on in the world at the time, I went through a worst-case scenario.
Impressive: Jenny explained that it’s getting harder to stay in shape as she gets older (1999, 31-year-old photo)
“These three things have been very difficult. You always have to be careful with nutrition and what you put into your body. The broth is great for hair loss, skin and nail loss, so I use it a lot. .
Jenny regularly features her sensational physique in bikini snaps on her Instagram account, hoping to “inspire other women to do the same.”
She added: “I don’t post bikini shots to show off, but hopefully it inspires other women to do the same.
INCREDIBLE: The TV personality who enjoys staying fit through yoga said turning 50 didn’t affect her physically, but instead mentally and emotionally. admitted to giving
“Pregnancy at 41 was so much fun. The amazing thing is, your body gets a boost with all these amazing hormones, which keeps you young. Being a teenager, I still rock for her.” is needed.
“It works and I’m pretty happy with the age difference.” [21 and 13] Polly has an older sister who she admires and I think Polly can teach her a lot, just like I did.
“I think it’s a positive experience for a woman to have children later. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed myself the second time around and you’re much smarter, too.”
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