Dove Cameron in Bathing Suit Shares Swimsuit Snap

Dove Cameron is heating up social media with her latest swimsuit snap. The Descendants star and chart-topping singer shows off her incredible figure in a swimsuit via her latest Instagram Stories photo, wearing a black top as she looks to the side. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Dove Cameron 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 Is a “Fitness and Health Junkie”

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Dove declared herself a "fitness and health junkie" to Women’s Health. She revealed that she stays in shape with a weekly routine of cardio, body-weight strength training, and a mix of Pilates, barre, and cycling classes. Mixing up workout is a great way to stay motivated to exercise and avoid boredom.

2. She Eats a Hearty Breakfast

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Dove revealed to Delish that some of her favorite breakfast foods are avocado toast with salmon and a poached egg on top and flax seed oatmeal with flax seeds, chia seeds. A protein-rich breakfast is a great way to fuel your body for success.

3. She Eats “Really Clean”

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Dove eats salmon with vegetables for lunch, and chicken or fish with vegetables for dinner. "I tend to eat really clean, because I feel better when I do," she dished to Delish. Her guilty pleasure? "I really like British food. It’s wholesome. I need hearty, carb-y food. I don’t like sugar very much, but I like savory things like that."

4. She Avoids Red Meat

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Dove is trying to avoid red meat. "I just got to the point where if I eat red meat, my mood and energy plummet. I’ve just reached a weird moral point with it," she told Delish. Her substitute? A vegan burger with hummus on top.

5. She Bakes Gluten-, Sugar-, Dairy-Free Treats

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Cameron loves baking secretly healthy food. "I’m a terrible person. I like to trick people into eating something and then later tell them it’s healthy. Because otherwise, people are like, ‘this tastes healthy,’" she told Delish. "You have to make a gluten-free, sugar-free, dairy-free lemon bar, not tell anyone there’s anything different about it, and when they all love it, you tell them."