Amanda Seyfried Flaunts Her Seriously Sculpted Legs In Shorts On 'The Tonight Show'

• Amanda Seyfried flaunted her killer legs during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

• The 36-year-old stepped out in a pink velvet suit and matching shorts paired with a black top and shimmering heels.

• To stay fit, Amanda enjoys going on bike rides, jumping rope, and attending Pure Barre classes.

Amanda Seyfried just reminded everyone of the power of a matching short suit. The 36-year-old showed off her toned legs in a vibrant pink velvet suit during her appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. To complete the look, Amanda wore a simple black top and shimmering open-toed heels.

The Dropout star shared a photo from the show on Instagram captioned, "TONIGHT, FOLKS."

Her followers shared their thoughts in the comment section, with one user saying, "That outfit and those SHOES. 🔥🙌❤️." Another fan chimed, "You are FLAWLESS in The Dropout. Can’t wait for the rest! ❤️👏❤️"

As it turns out, Amanda works hard to stay fit. In a 2016 interview with Vogue, she shared that she tries to get active every day to stay grounded. "Exercise is first and foremost what I need to keep doing to promote those good vibes, and I try to do it every day," she said. "That physical release of stress is so therapeutic. Even a half-hour of jump-roping, on the bike, at Pure Barre, always makes for a more relaxing day."

Nowadays, Amanda spends a lot of time on her farm with her husband, Thomas Sadoski, and their two children, per The New York Times. And while she's not doing any heavy weightlifting, at the moment, she is helping out with all the farm animals including chickens, horses, a donkey, and goats.

Last May, she shared a video of herself lifting a heavy rock to help one of her goats. And TBH, it doesn't look easy.

As for her diet, Amanda is a firm believer in eating everything in moderation. "Eat that bread and butter, have that drink if you drink," she explained to Vogue. "This is what we live for, these moments. Moderation is a healthy thing. What would we do without it?"

BRB. Leg day is calling my name!

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