Christina Hendricks’ Legs Are Epic In New Pantless Knitting IG Pic
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Christina Hendricks posted a photo of her knitting pantsless, AND her legs are epically sculpted.
The actress enjoys exercising outdoors, going horseback riding, kayaking, and walking with her two dogs.
Food-wise, she loves cooking and making complex meals, like beef roast with veggies.
Fall is basically here, and Christina Hendricks is knitting up something super cozy for the season. So, it's safe to say that it's time to get out your fuzzy sweaters and scarves.
The Mad Men actress shared her love of knitting with her Instagram followers by dropping a few cheeky pics. The mini photo dump features Christina holding a ball of maroon-colored yarn in front of her legs, which are epically toned (she's pantsless in the snap). The next photo shows her knitting with her dog sitting on her lap, and the last video is of her quick knitting skills in action.
One thing's for sure: those legs are sculpted with a capital S. "#knitting," she captioned the post, keeping it simple. Her followers were loving the insight into her hobby. "Oh yes a bit of old school kitting 👏👏," one wrote. And another commented, "Girl you skilled 😍."
So, how does Christina get so strong and toned? For starters, she loves getting exercise outdoors. Besides riding horses, she also goes kayaking, and enjoys taking lots of walks with her dogs, Triscuit and Zou Zou:
But Christina hits the gym sometimes, too. "I would say my favorite workout is just the elliptical and doing some free weights. I'm trying to mix it up," she previously told Health, per E! News. "I do Bar Method sometimes, but it's really hard!"
When it comes to her diet, the 48-year-old actress is quite the chef, and taught herself how to cook in her twenties, per PEOPLE. "I love cooking, I am a foodie," Christina said. "I was always trying to sort of outdo myself; I would do all these really complicated Thomas Keller recipes that took three days. And I used to always get Gourmet and Bon Appétit and I would just be inspired by whatever I read."
I'm not joking—Christina once had a big Sunday roast and made a traditional beef roast with veggies, fennel salad, and Yorkshire puddings. She also made an adorable Valentine's Day soup back in 2022:
And for dessert? Christina prefers fruit. "I don't love chocolate, but I like things that are creamy," she said. "I'm usually a fruit and cream kind of person, but chocolate pots de crème is a crowd pleaser." Delicious!
Love it, Christina!
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