Kristen Bell Tweets Photo Of Slim, Post-Baby Body

Just three months after giving birth to a daughter, Kristen Bell is back to business. The actress shared a pic of her post-baby bod to her Twitter account, along with an update on the highly-anticipated Veronica Mars movie.

Bell gave birth to daughter Lincoln, her first child with fiance Dax Shepard, just three months ago. But the 32-year-old actress didn’t seem to need too much time getting back to where she was pre-pregnancy, looking slim and fit in a photo posted to her Twitter account on June 17.

The day also holds special significance as the first day of official work on the Veronica Mars film, which raised more than $5 million after a popular push through the crowdfunding site Kickstarter. The beloved cult show was canceled after three seasons in 2007.

The photo shows Bell wearing a sleeveless black top along with skinny jeans and black boots.

“A break on the Veronica Mars movie set for me,” she captioned the photo. “So obviously, I’m trying out this weighted hula hoop.”

Before filming began, Bell shared her excitement about the Veronica Mars film.

“I feel f—ing great,” she told IndieWire. “I’m also not responsible for all the prep work, so it’s easy for me. I love the script, and I’m so excited to see everyone again. Working with my old friends and working on this project is going to be the perfect summer experience.”

The film will also star Ryan Hansen, Krysten Ritter, Tina Majorino, Chris Lowell, Francis Capra, Jason Dohring, Enrico Colantoni, Percy Daggs III, Daran Norris, Amanda Noret, Brandon Hillock, Kevin Sheridan and Jonathan Chesner.

Bell also recently shared her take on motherhood so far in a recent interview with Ellen DeGeneres.

“It’s actually better than I expected,” she said. “It’s pretty wonderful.”

You can check out Kristin Bell’s tweet below:

A break on the #VeronicaMarsMovie set for me. So obviously, I’m trying out this weighted hula hoop. @veronicamars pic.twitter.com/ZpR0UtNM8t

— Kristen Bell (@IMKristenBell) June 17, 2013

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