Does Anne Hathaway Care What You Think About Her Post-Baby Body,

With regards to VIP post-child bodies, most famous people are relied upon to mysteriously snap again into Hollywood-flimsy shape in only a couple short weeks. 

Be that as it may, how is it really to venture once again into the rec center as a female big name who as of late conceived an offspring? Anne Hathaway gives us some intimations. In a late meeting on The Ellen Degeneres Show, the performer opened up about her rec center routine in the previous eight weeks since bringing forth her child Jonathan in April.

"I went to the gym three times,"

Hathaway reveals. She then tells Degeneres that becoming a mom has made her feel "a lot more confident" — which sounds like a good quality to have, since she added that her West Hollywood gym is filled with insanely fit humans such as "Thor's trainer."

I would normally walk in and feel so intimidated. But [now] I walk in, and I'm like, 'Yeah, I work out with five-pound weights, but I pushed a baby out of my body so I feel good right now!' So I don't care what I look like, I feel great!

She wrapped up by sharing an anecdote about a trainer who offered her services to help lose the baby weight, at which point she said, "It's a little bit soon to worry about weight. I'm just trying to regain my strength."

Stating the obvious here, but: Hathaway's post-baby workout routine sounds awesome! Going to the gym three times in eight weeks? Yes, please. Sticking to the five-pounders? Yes, please. Not worrying about weight? Yes, please. Adopting this workout plan even having never given birth at all? Yes, please.

You can check out the full interview on Ellen's site.