Madison Prewett in Workout Gear Unplugged at Marriage Retreat
Madison Prewett, aka Madison Prewett Troutt now, was originally put on the map from being the runner-up on Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor (the 24th season). Now married to Grant Troutt after meeting on a blind date in Texas, they're currently expecting a baby. She seems to be doing amazing now, She, loving life and where it's taking her at the moment. Madison puts a lot of work into her faith, in addition to mental and physical strength.
She's working on growing her family
She's expanding her family with her loving husband. Madison took to Instagram to announce, "WE'RE PREGNANT!!!!!!!!!! Baby Troutt we are SO ready for you and can't wait to meet you 🤍." In another post, she said "we are so grateful for this little miracle 🤍🙌🏼 This week's episode on @staytruepodcast we talk all about our pregnancy journey, how we found out, and how we're feeling about this new little addition."
She stays true to her values
She prioritizes her morals, values, and faith so much so that she created a podcast about it called "Stay True" to keep her positive and grounded. According to her website, it's "a place full of Truth and real-life advice on how to stay true to your values, beliefs, and standards. Together, we can STAY TRUE."
She discusses the importance of mental health
Mental health and strength is just as much of a priority as physical strength. Posting on Instagram, Madi said "these are the 4 steps to break a panic attack: 1. Don't Leave. 2. Breathe. 3. Write down what you feel and then what's true 4. Take Magnesium," as discussed on her podcast, @staytruepodcast.
She gets outside
She likes to hike, as seen on Instagram. This photo from Glacier National Park is captioned, "dream trip with my favorite people. In awe of God and his creation and so grateful I get to worship Him and serve Him alongside my favorite people. Family trips are my favorite trips!! And we got to celebrate @malprew 's golden birthday 🤩Also grateful to be a part of @mvmntconference and to get to do life and ministry with amazing people like @jennielusko and @levilusko !!!" According to the Forest Service US Department of Agriculture, "The physiological response to being outside in nature is real, and it's measurable," said Michelle Kondo, a research social scientist with the USDA Forest Service's Northern Research Station. "There are many physical and psychological benefits of nature that scientists have observed, which can better help us understand how nature supports wellness in the body, mind and community."
She loves athleisure
She loves a good workout set to get her excited about going to the gym, and feeling confident. "Mood bc it's summer here in Texas and I'm a happy girl 🤠 If I could wear one thing everyday this summer: athleisure," she said on Instagram.
