Angeline Quinto is enjoying an endless summer in her swimsuit. The Filipino singer heated up social media this week with her latest social media snap, modeling a swimsuit on the beaches of Miami. “Summer never ends in Miami,” she captioned the series of snaps. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Angeline Quinto 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. Her Diet Is Healthy
Angeline eats clean and healthy meals. One of her go-to dishes is lean meat paired with rice. “Eating for two kaya making sure nothing but clean and quality meat for me and my baby 👶🏻 Enjoyed my late lunch,” she captioned an Instagram post while she was pregnant.
2. She Scuba Dives
Angeline loves trying new sports, including scuba diving. “Diving is fun, it's so beautiful under the sea. A lot happened here 🤓🤣😂 And thanks to those who were with me underwater,” she captioned a post.
3. She Is Open About Her Plastic Surgery
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Angeline has gone under the knife and isn’t ashamed about it. She recently stood up to a troll who bashed her for getting plastic surgery. According to one report she has gotten eyelid surgery, arm liposuction, belly liposuction, thermage, breast reduction, and glutathione injection.
4. She Maintains an Active Lifestyle
Even when she feels like doing nothing, Angeline forces herself to move. When she is not exercising, she stays active by doing light household chores. "As a parent, your child’s healthy development probably tops your list of priorities. Starting a chore routine early, focusing on age-appropriate chores, and keeping the housework fun and family-oriented will go a long way to putting your kids on their path to adulthood," says the Cleveland Clinic.
5. She Goes for Walks
One way that Angeline stays in shape is by going for walks. She enjoys spending time in nature and moving her body. Walking is one of the best workouts there is. While many experts maintain that 10,000 steps per day, others say your goals don’t have to be so lofty. "The point of diminishing returns [for health]…appears to be about 4000 to 6000 steps," Rob Arthur, CSCS, told Eat This, Not That!. If you're walking at a brisk pace of about 100 steps per minute, that translates to around 40 to 60 minutes of walking per day.
