Cheyenne Floyd is enjoying her honeymoon – in her swimsuit! The Teen Mom star, who recently got married to Zach Davis, enjoys her belated post-wedding vacation, showing off her curves in a variety of swimsuits. “Honeymoon dump,” she captioned the Instagram post. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Cheyenne Floyd stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. She Was Body Shamed for Gaining Weight During Her Pregnancy

“When I first started posting my pictures after I had him, I was like, ‘Whoa, what? People were so mean!’” Cheyenne told Us Weekly. “Comments were just talking about my weight and stuff and … like, I just had a baby.” She continued to slam the “snapback culture,” saying, “We’re supposed to just look super good right after going through one of the hardest things of your life. So I give myself grace and just know that I’m not who I was a year ago. I’ve now carried two children. I don’t weigh the same. I don’t look the same, but it’s OK.”

2. She Gets Emsculpt Treatments

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Cheyenne is a fan of Emsculpt, which builds muscle and tones the body. “I’m losing weight but I can tell my skin is super loose,” she said in a social media post. “Body Vision Lab [treatment center] is helping me get snatched again.”

3. She Works Out

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Cheyenne told Us Weekly that she started “working out again” after welcoming her second child, in hopes of getting in shape for her wedding. Each week adults need 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity and 2 days of muscle strengthening activity, according to the current Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans

4. She Meal Preps

Cheyenne also revealed to Us Weekly that “meal prepping” helps her stick to a healthy eating plan. However, she admits that she “sometimes” cheats on her routine.

5. She Lost 30 Pounds

During her podcast, Think Loud Crew, Cheyenne revealed that she ended up losing 30 pounds prior to her wedding. ."I realized that when I ordered the dress, I was 30 pounds heavier than what I am now, so I'm starting to freak out about that," she told her sister, adding that her dress “may or may not work now," she dished. "Like, there's a possibility that the dress might not work. And I'm like, 'great; this is exactly what I needed to hear right now." Luckily, she ended up fitting into it!

Singer Meghan Trainor is getting ready for her stint on American Idol by showing off a dance routine on social media. Trainor, 30, shared a video of herself wearing black leggings and a long-sleeved shirt, going through her performance routine with backup dancers. “@americanidol here we come! @tpain can't make it but we gon make you proud! LOVE YOU T-PAIN! 🥰 #beenlikethis DC: @brookieandjessie,” she captioned the post. Here’s what Trainor’s health and wellness regimen looks like.

1. Slow and Steady Weight Loss

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Trainor lost weight the old fashioned way. “I did it the healthy way, the long way, the one pound a week way. And it's a proud accomplishment that I never thought I could ever do,” she told PEOPLE. “And now getting through a C-section and getting through that, just checking off goals of, 'What else can I accomplish?' It makes you feel unstoppable. And you're like, ‘There's nothing I can't do.’”

2. Baby Weight Gain

Trainor came around to getting pregnant just as she reached her goal weight. “That was really emotionally crippling, trying to go from like, 'Oh, I'm down to my healthiest I've ever been, but I know I'm about to grow big again,’” she told PEOPLE. "And I had to keep reminding myself, ‘It's healthy for the baby. I got to get big for the baby. And I've done it once. I could do it again.’”

3. Working Mom

Trainor is grateful for the support she gets as a working mother, although she had guilt in the past that her therapist helped her with. “No, you're not a bad mom, you're a working mom, and you're working to support your family and to love your family,” she told Parents. “I think when you have a kid you just realize, ‘Wow, life is beautiful and precious. I want to be the best for my kid.’ I've never been more motivated.”

4. Postpartum Body

Trainor is honest about how she feels in relation to her postpartum body. “A lot of women are out there posting their stretch marks, and they write, 'I love my tiger stripes, they gave me my boy.' I love my baby, but I can't look at my stretch marks and honestly say, 'Wow, I love them,' you know? It feels like I'm telling my truth. I heard that when you have a baby, you get more creative, and my lyrics are changing,” she told Parents.

5. Numbers Are Just Numbers

Trainor is embracing the idea that weight and health look different on people. “Because I've seen so many people on TikTok now open up, and I'm like, 'Here's what it looks like to be 180 pounds.' Everyone's body's so different,” she told PEOPLE. “You could see a girl who's really tall in a bikini, showing off her 185 pound body or something. And I'm like, 'Wow. It's so interesting how weight sits differently on everyone.' Numbers are just numbers. Whatever makes you feel the healthiest is where you should live.”

Fitness influencer Tammy Hembrow is reminding fans and followers that working out is as much about feeling good as it is about looking good. Hembrow, 29, shared a video of herself wearing two-piece workout outfits, using heavy dumbbells. “Remember we all start somewhere. For me training isn't just about aesthetics, it's about the strength & mental gain I get from it. That strong feeling 🤌🏼🤌🏼 nothing quite like it. @womensbest creatine has always been a part of my journey & definitely has helped with my goals along the way,” she captioned the post. Here’s how Hembrow snapped back into shape after having two kids.

1. Working Out With Kids

Hembrow fits her workouts around her family. “I honestly feel better when I get my workout in, less sluggish and I find it easier to keep up with my kids,” the mother-of-two tells Women’s Health. “Whether it’s a gym workout or HIIT home workout I always try to fit it in when I can. I will often do some workouts from my at home booty program – you only need dumbbells, or I will do a HIIT workout in the lounge room. I recently posted an at home HIIT workout on my YouTube channel. I did it in the process of moving house when I was really feeling the need for a pick-me-up. There was a lot going on that week and I was feeling it, I decided to film and post it on my channel to show how I can fit in a quick workout throughout your day.”

2. Booty Diet

Hembrow had to fine-tune her diet to get enough protein. "For me lean protein like chicken breast, turkey and fish, really helps, but I find that with trying to build my booty I wasn’t consuming the amount of protein I needed so supplements like protein shakes helped too," she tells Women's Health. "But I didn’t supplement my meals with these, it was always a combination of both. I needed to eat lots to build that area so I also ate lots of complex carbohydrates like brown rice, oatmeal, potatoes and healthy fats. I eat every two to three hours. For breakfast I usually eat oats with Women’s Best protein powder. I always have protein shakes after my workouts and love to eat fish, chicken, turkey, beans and vegetables. I’ve been trying to cut back on meat lately which I have found difficult. I usually end my day with oats and protein again. Boring I know!"

3. Postpartum Fitness

Hembrow kept working out throughout her pregnancies. “What helped me bounce back is definitely how I ate and trained as I was pregnant,” Hembrow said. “I ate very clean, I had a lot of veggies, a lot of protein, and I tried to only limit my treats to the weekends, so during the weekdays I was eating clean all the time. What kept me going is how I wanted to look after the baby. I knew I wanted to get fit again after the baby, and be in the best shape I could be, so I wanted to make it easier for myself by staying active while I was pregnant.”

4. Waist Binder

Hembrow wore a postpartum binder to help get back into shape again. “For about a week or so, I wore a postpartum binder — they gave me one at the hospital,” she says. “I definitely didn’t just snap back to my pre-baby body once I stepped out of the hospital, you still look pregnant when you step out of the hospital. I wasn’t in a rush or anything, but as soon as I got home I was eating clean, I was wearing the postpartum binder, and then I started working out about six weeks after the birth.”

5. Juggling It All

Hembrow has learned to go with the flow since having children. “Being a mum and running a business is still a juggling act for me, I honestly just try my best to manage my time and plan but as a mom, you know that sometimes planning goes out the window,” she tells Women’s Best. “I’ve definitely learned not to beat myself up about failure. You can’t do everything right all the time, failing is a part of being a parent and a business owner. You learn from your mistakes and you’re often smarter from it. I guess you could say becoming a mum made me more resilient in my home life and business.”