Jessica Simpson wows in tiny red plunging satin minidress and knee-high boots
Dukes of Hazzard starlet Jessica Simpson has shown off her svelte figure in a red-hot minidress and platform knee-high boots on a night out after marking six years of being sober.
The 43-year-old singer and actress took to Instagram last night to share a snap of her red-hot outfit. Captioning the snap, Jessica penned: "What’s yours will find you when you least expect it."
In the snap, Jessica looked sensational in the red dress, which was made from a silky satin material. The frock, which sat several inches above her knees, was very figure-flattering and had a plunging neckline and black lace panel down the front.
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Jessica Simpson looked sensational on a night out with her pals (jessicasimpson/Instagram)
The blonde beauty donned a red-hot satin minidress for the occasion (jessicasimpson/Instagram)She accessorised with a black clutch bag that was adorned with feathers and some black knee-high boots. She wore her blonde locks down, parted in the middle and in a poker-straight style.
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Fans went wild in the comments section. One person penned: "Damn you're hot." While another said: "Wow. You are so sexy Jessica. You are perfect." A third then said: "Calm down, you're too hot." While a fourth added: "Looking stunning as always."
This comes shortly after Jessica marked six years of sobriety with an unrecognisable snap of herself that she shared on Instagram. Taking to her stories, Jessica shared her own post from 2021 which marked her fourth anniversary of getting sober. The post was of a photo of Jessica in November 1, 2017, with a caption where Simpson says she sees "an unrecognisable version of myself". She penned: "I knew in this very moment I would allow myself to take back my light, show victory over my internal battle of self-respect, and brave this world with piercing clarity.
"Personally, to do this I needed to stop drinking alcohol because it kept my mind and heart circling in the same direction and quite honestly I was exhausted. I wanted to feel the pain so I could carry it like a badge of honour."
She then spoke about the word "alcoholic" and wrote: "The drinking wasn’t the issue. I was. I didn’t love myself. I didn’t respect my own power. Today I do."
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