Christine Quinn welcomed her first child into the world just a month ago.
And she looked incredible as she strolled through West Hollywood baring her toned midriff as she filmed scenes for her Netflix show Selling Sunset, which will premiere its fourth season later this year.
The 32-year-old reality star - who gave birth to her and Christian Richard's son, also called Christian, on May 15 - showed off her figure in a bold printed two piece crop top and leggings, which she teamed with a white blazer and a mustard-coloured handbag.
She completed the look with a matching gold necklace and bracelet.
Christine returned to work just a couple of weeks after she welcomed her son into the world and she was quickly hit by cruel mum-shaming trolls, who slammed her for going back to work so soon.
"The mom-shamers are real, that's for sure. I've gotten people who are like, 'Oh I'm so happy you're getting back to work, that's great!" she recalled recently.
"And then I have people who are like, 'You need to give your body time to recover and heal, and who's taking care of the baby?'"
The reality star doesn't see the reason for all the fuss because her husband is at home with their son.
She explained: "I'm like, 'Listen, my husband's amazing. He's home, the baby's sleeping, what's the difference?' For me, I love to work. There are single moms out there every single day working two, three jobs, doing it."
Christine is happy to be working as well as being a mother and is glad she can balance both.
"Women are so strong and they can do it. For me, I'm happy to be working. I'm thrilled to have a job and I'm thrilled to have a baby and be able to do it all," she said.
"I think that's really the message here: Women really can do it all, so don't be shaming! I want to keep my work life and home life separate."
Christine announced the arrival of her son in a sweet post on Instagram last month.
"Baby C is more precious than I could have ever imagined. Nine months seems like a lifetime to wait to meet someone. It is the most incredible feeling to know that you have created life," she wrote at the time.
"My protective mama bear mentality is stronger than ever. My sole job is to protect him, to love him and to raise him. Let's just say he was born with good taste. He has a closet filled with designer outfits that I cannot wait to dress him in."
