Peta Credlin is one of Australia’s most recognised political commentators.
And on Wednesday, the 54-year-old showed fans a different side when she shared a photo on Instagram after completing a workout.
Peta ditched her typically opulent style for sportswear as she showed off her muscled arms after a gruelling workout at the gym.
She flaunted her statuesque figure wearing a T-shirt while flexing her arm muscles.
Peta completed her look with black sports leggings and grey sneakers as she posed for a mirror selfie.
“We’re already halfway through the year and we’re almost there, @jameskellypt. As you know, it’s all about guns and now that I’m over 50, it’s a lot harder!” he wrote.
‘Weights, protein, and consistency. The latter is the most important. These are the best mental health hours of my week @enterprisefitnessau.’
Peta appears to be following in the footsteps of Julie Bishop, who often documents her health and fitness journey on social media.
Peta Credlin ditched her typically opulent style for activewear as she showed off her ripped figure and muscled arms after a workout on Wednesday.
In December, the 68-year-old made headlines after showing off her yoga skills with a handstand on Cottesloe Beach in the background of a live stream, shocking a Studio 10 reporter.
“I was relatively fit, but a lot of the poses were challenging,” she previously told Body + Soul.
‘Over time, I began to enjoy the experience and yoga became a part of my life.’
Julie, who now runs a consultancy firm, Julie Bishop and Partners, said she does yoga “a few times a week”.
She is also committed to her daily runs and often vlogs her routine.
The 54-year-old ditched her typically opulent style for sportswear as she showed off her ripped figure and muscular arms.
The former foreign minister was recently forced to respond to her critics after she was accused of using Instagram filters to make herself look younger in photos.
She directly addressed her trolls in a video shared on Instagram in January after finishing her daily morning run.
Dressed in head-to-toe workout clothes, Julie told the camera: “I finished my run, I’m in the office and apparently someone complained because I use filters on posts.”
As she approached the camera, Snapchat’s famous dog filter appeared over her face and she added nonchalantly: “Personally, I don’t get it.”
Peta appears to be following in the footsteps of Julie Bishop (pictured), who often documents her health and fitness journey on social media.
