Ashley Roberts in Bathing Suit is "Giving Sunday Sunsets"

Ashley Roberts has had a long, successful career. She's best known as a member of the iconic girl group, The Pussycat Dolls. Roberts is currently the host of Netflix's Dance Monsters. She's also made appearances on the West End, and reached the finals of Strictly Come Dancing. Roberts also has a large presence on Instagram. She just shared a new set of hotel photos on her page this week. In them, she sat at a table enjoying a cocktail and food. Roberts wore a mint green bathing suit top and pants, sunglasses, and a gray bucket hat. She captioned the post, "It's giving Sunday sunsets." How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Ashley Roberts 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!

Roberts has amazing skin, and she makes sure to take care of it. She shared her tips in an interview with A Life With Frills. "I am diligent with my skincare. I always wash my face before bed and moisturise. Everyday I put on Vitamin C Serum by SkinCeuticals too. When I travel, I make sure to see facialist and aesthetician Jo-Anne Newman. Her treatments have done wonders for my skin! 

Roberts makes sure to stay hydrated. She tells A Life With Frills that this helps with her skin. "I also drink a lot of water. I feel that it is the easiest way to hydrate your skin and flush out toxins." Harvard Health states that drinking water has a lot of benefits. "Drinking enough water each day is crucial for many reasons: to regulate body temperature, keep joints lubricated, prevent infections, deliver nutrients to cells, and keep organs functioning properly. Being well-hydrated also improves sleep quality, cognition, and mood."

Roberts does a lot of things to stay in shape. She listed some of her favorites in an interview with GetTheGloss. "After work, if the sun is shining, I head to the park and take a walk in nature," she says. "Then I either do a Tabata style circuit workout at the park where I get my heart rate pumping or I train with personal trainer Dalton Wong over Zoom, with his mini bands and sliders to make the exercises extra intense. When studios are open I love spinning. I go to Boom Cycle, it's one of my favourite studios."

Roberts loves to work out. She tells GetTheGloss that she has this attitude because of her mother. "I love exercise," she says. "It's not only for my physical health, but it's for my mental health, so it's very important to me. My mom was a personal trainer when I was younger. She did step aerobics in the 80s, so it's kind of set in stone that it's part of my lifestyle. Even when I go home and visit her – which has been a while – we do yoga classes and hike together."

Dance is a big part of Roberts' life. She is a live performer, she grew up dancing, she appeared on Strictly, and she hosts a dance show. She tells GetTheGloss that dance isn't just a good workout for her, but a way to boost her energy.  "When you're feeling low, put on some music and just wiggle your body," she says. "Even if you're not feeling up for exercising, if you do some kind of movement it gets the endorphins going. That was something I did naturally, but as I've got older dance isn't necessarily part of my life like it was before. If you're feeling a bit low, put on some music, bounce around, and not to quote Taylor Swift but 'Shake It Off' and I'm telling you, you'll feel better, even after just one song."