Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shows off her toned abs in a plunging sports bra and gives a rare insight into family life with her two children

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley showed off her toned abs in a plunging sports bra in a social media update on Tuesday.
Sharing a series of photos to her Instagram Story, the model, 37, also gave a rare insight into family life with her two children.
Rosie shares two young children with her husband Jason Statham, 57 - Jack, seven, and Isabella, three.
After posing for a mirror selfie after a yoga session, she also included an adorable photo of Jack and Isabella hugging in the garden.
Another snap from a recent holiday showed her daughter at the beach, while Jack read a book in another fun picture.
Rosie recently revealed it took her 'two years' for her body to feel 'fully normal' after having her children.
In a new interview with the Sunday Times, Rosie opened up about her post-partum figure and told how her body has changed over time.
She explained: 'You've aged, you've stretched, things are not sitting where they used to. After both babies it took two years to feel fully back to normal, and even then it's not really normal, is it?'
Rosie went on to suggest that she wouldn't have it any other way as she told how life is 'too short'.
She added: 'My twenties were fun, but then you get older, wiser and a little more roughed up. S**t happens. Being a mum is challenging.
'You never know if you're doing it right. The one thing I've learnt is the journey is more important than the destination. The process has to be enjoyable because life is really short.'
It comes as Rosie revealed why she decided to move her family to London after living in Los Angeles for a decade.
The model who grew up in Devon, returned to the UK in 2020 and explained that it was always 'the plan' to raise her children in the UK.
'She told The Times: 'We love the schools, the education. They're growing up British with their little British accents, which was important for us, and we have a great support system here. Jay's parents live up the road and see the kids most days, my family come to visit every six or eight weeks.'
Rosie also said her kids are having a childhood not dissimilar to her own, even spending large amounts of time in Devon where she grew up.
The mum, who only shares the occasional snap of her children online, added that the family head down to Devon in the summer where her children enjoy the same experiences she had growing up on the farm, which she notes is 'special'.
However, she admits that it did take some time to get used to being in the UK again after so long stateside.
She said she missed California's sunshine and 'eternal optimism' in particular but has grown to love living in London again.