Rebel Wilson has taken to Instagram to show off her new tiny waist in a sparkling jumpsuit as she promoted CBD chocolate bars.
The Pitch Perfect star, 40, shared three photographs to Instagram on Wednesday (February 10) that emphasized her 60lb weight loss, which she credits to a new diet and plenty of exercise.
The funny girl paired the dramatic jumpsuit with black pumps and wore her blonde hair in a ponytail.
She showed off a variety of Wizards chocolate bars that are low in sugar, contain vitamins and CBD on her Instagram stories.
Wilson read out the labels of the chocolate bars, remarking that one had "immunity-boosting properties" whereas another had only 1% sugar and was high fiber and gluten-free.
The actress explained that there was another chocolate bar that she would "pack in my handbag today".
This post came a week after a source confirmed to US Weekly that Wilson had broken up with her billionaire boyfriend Jacob Busch via text message.
"They went to Aspen right before the holidays and had a blast. Then, he left for Florida to be with his family, and he invited her because he really wanted her to meet [them] but she never committed to doing that," the source told the publication.
"They talked all throughout the holidays and had excellent communication, but then, all of a sudden, she got really quiet and broke up with him via text message about two or three weeks ago."
According to the insider, Busch, 29, found the split difficult to deal with and was “really upset.”
The source added "it was very hurtful", however, they said that he has "no ill-will towards her."
Busch has "been crazy about her ever since 2019," the source added. “They would get together on and off throughout the years. They maintained their friendship and then became boyfriend and girlfriend in late summer.”
As per the Daily Mail, Rebel had been dating Busch for over a year, and the pair made their first public appearance together at Prince Albert‘s Planetary Health Gala in Monaco in September 2020.
A source told PageSix of the breakup that the relationship had simply "run its course."