Roxy Jacenko turns down a slice of cake as super-fit PR queen sticks to strict exercise and diet regime after flaunting bikini body in Hawaii
Roxy Jacenko started a strict exercise regime and adopted an uncompromising diet after being diagnosed with cancer last year.
And the PR maven showed her willpower as she resisted the urge to tuck into a slice of cake on her Hawaiian holiday on Monday.
In a snap uploaded to Instagram, the 36-year-old is seen holding a plate carrying the sweet treat as she dines alongside mum Doreen Jacenko and daughter Pixie Curtis at Halekulani Hotel.
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Yummy mummy: Roxy Jacenko resisted the urge to break her strict diet as she dined at Halekulani Hotel in Hawaii alongside mum Doreen Jacenko and daughter Pixie Curtis
Roxy is seen poking her tongue towards the cake, saying in the caption that it was 'as close as I'll get' to the hotel's signature coconut cake with raspberry coulis.
After jetting off to the tropical island of Honolulu on Boxing Day, the founder of Sweaty Betty PR has been showing off the results of her hard work.
In several bikini-clad snaps posted to social media, the mum-of-two has displayed her muscular, toned torso and and slender body.
Reaping the rewards: After jetting off to the tropical island of Honolulu on Boxing Day, the founder of Sweaty Betty PR has been showing off the results of her hard work
Muscle mum: In several bikini-clad snaps posted to social media, the mum-of-two has displayed her muscular, toned torso and and slender body
Last week, the Sydney socialite told Daily Mail Australia why she suddenly embraced exercise this year, having shunned working out for years.
'When I got diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, my Encologist, Prof. Eva Segalov stressed the importance of exercise during my 4 weeks of daily radiation and thereafter living on tamoxifen,' she said.
'So I started to ensure that I was doing everything I could get better and have stayed on the regime since, it's become a way of life now.'
Cake is most definitely not part of the entrepreneur's diet, which is heavily fish based and features plenty of green juices for extra vitamins.
You are what you eat: Cake is most definitely not part of the entrepreneur's diet, which is heavily fish based and features plenty of green juices for extra vitamins
Inspiration: Roxy's two young children, five-year-old Pixie and two-year-old Hunter, were the major motivation for her lifestyle change
Roxy said: 'I'm VERY careful with what I eat - basically a sashimi sushi diet daily, washed down with a couple of green juices a day.'
'Cheat days are almost non-existent!'
Roxy's two young children, five-year-old Pixie and two-year-old Hunter, were the major motivation for her lifestyle change.
Making a change: Last week, the Sydney socialite told Daily Mail Australia why she suddenly embraced exercise this year, having shunned working out for years
She said: 'I think when your life flashes in front of you in more ways than one, as it has this year for me, it's not so hard to find the hours to ensure you do what you can to keep yourself healthy not only for yourself but for your family - I've got to be fit and healthy for my Pix and Hunty!'
Roxy, whose husband Oliver Curtis is currently serving a two-year prison sentence for insider trading, lifted the lid on how many hours she spends in the gym.
'I do weights only training and (what feels like a million) weighted squats and plenty of sit ups on a ball 3 times a week with Dan Adair at 98 Riley St,' she said.
'I also do two F45 Double Bay classes a week which is cardio based.'