Millie Mackintosh swaps the Easter eggs for a boxing workout as she shows off her abs in skimpy sports bra

She's never far from the gym, and even over Easter weekend Millie Mackintosh is sticking to her dedicated workout regime. The 24-year-old shared some sweaty snaps from a gym session on Saturday, telling her Instagram followers that she was officially 'broken' by her trainer. Showing off her enviable abs in leggings and a sports bra, the star has been stepping up her workouts as she prepares to jet off to the celeb-packed Coachella music festival next week.
The former Made in Chelsea star posted a snap of herself collapsed on the floor after being put through her paces on Saturday morning. Wearing a pair of skin-tight grey and black leggings and a skimpy sports bra, Millie has her head in her hands in the pic, which she captioned:
Broken by @missneemam loving my new @lululemonuk leggings and sports bra.' Another photo though shows Millie in a better mood as she gets into a fighting stance with boxing gloves on.


Her impressive abs are on full display in the pic, but Millie chose to point out her less than glam hair, as the declared: 'Frizzy hair don't care.' The fitness fanatic shared the secret to her bod in a chat with the Evening Standard this week, explaining: 'I like to do a mixture of exercise. I’m really into weight training, which is quite a slow process. There’s a real sense of achievement when you can lift more than you could before. The health benefits are amazing and I am trying to improve my posture. I like doing spinning, pilates and yoga too.' While she loves hitting the gym, the Celebrity Masterchef competitor is also a huge foodie, with the star admitting that she and her husband, rapper Professor Green, love nothing more than indulging in a roast dinner on a Sunday. While she loves whipping up Sunday lunches, Millie added that there's one food she can't stand: 'It is weird because people think I am really healthy, and I do try to eat a balanced diet, but my worst food is raw vegetables. 'My salads consist of roasted vegetables. I’m not into raw cucumber, raw tomato or peppers. Quite a lot of typical salads I just can’t eat.'