'Today's Dylan Dreyer Puts Toned Abs on Display in New Fitness Photo: 'Looking Fabulous'
doesn't mess around when it comes to her fitness, and her toned physiqué is proof of her dedication.
The beloved Today meteorologist took to Instagram to share her workout routine with followers, giving a glimpse at her sculpted abs.
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Donning a black sports bra and matching leggings, the 43-year-old flashed the camera a smile, posing with her trainer, Hilary Hoffman of the Soto Method, in a mirror shot.
"5 kids between the 2 of us!!" she emphasized in the caption, doubling down on how committed the two moms are to health and wellness, before singing Hoffman's praises.
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"I know I rave about @sotomethod all the time, but I'm so thankful to @hoffhil for creating this workout class that so easily fits into the busiest of schedules. I usually do the class on line but today she kicked my butt in person! There's a link in my bio for a free trial if you're up for something new! You won't be disappointed…she's the absolute best!!" she continued.
Fans wasted no time jumping in to compliment her on her figure, with one stating, "And there's no arguing the efficacy. Looking fabulous 💞."
"🔥🔥🔥you girls look amazing," another chimed in, while someone else said that they were inspired to get in shape because of Dreyer, writing, "I started the program because of you! My daughters and I love it!"
Dreyer continues to prioritize her workout routine even during the summer months, squeezing it in between beach outings with her "summer squad," consisting of her three boys, Calvin, Oliver and Russell, and former Today co-star Hoda Kotb's daughters, Haley Joy and Hope Catherine.
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Dreyer shares her sons with husband Brian Fichera.'Today's Dylan Dreyer Puts Toned Abs on Display in New Fitness Photo: 'Looking Fabulous' first appeared on Parade on Jul 1, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
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