Jessie J shows off her post-baby figure in a bra top as she hits the gym in preparation for her upcoming tour

Jessie J showed off her post-baby figure on Wednesday as she hit the gym in preparation for her upcoming tour.

The singer, 36, and her partner Chanan Safir Colman welcomed a son named Sky last May.

Jessie uploaded an update to Instagram showing off her abs in a cropped bra top and pajama bottoms before working out.

In the ‘random recent posts’ series, she also took an adorable photo of herself with Sky and another of him with his dad.

She wrote, “Moms need to get ready for these shows. Buy your tickets via the links in my highlight.’

Jessie J showed off her post-baby figure on Wednesday as she hit the gym in preparation for her upcoming tour

The singer, 36, and her partner Chanan Safir Colman welcomed a son named Sky last May

The singer, 36, and her partner Chanan Safir Colman welcomed a son named Sky last May

Jessie continued: ‘A last minute 48 hours in London. And my first workout in 9 months at 4:30 am. I did it for 40 minutes and the pain today is crazy. I laugh as I shuffle to the toilet.

She will kick off a string of shows in June, starting with Hampton Court Palace before playing the Isle Of Wight Festival and Trinity Park, Ipswich. In August she will perform at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster.

Jessie recently revealed that she feels a ‘huge guilt’ about motherhood.

Speaking at Outernet London to mark the 20th anniversary of Dove’s Real Beauty campaign, Jessie said she knows her own experiences are not the same as those of other parents.

She added: ‘I always say this: pregnancy, birth, I never thought it would come to me, I was and still am a huge advocate for infertility and child loss.

“For years and years and years, I’ve talked about that, and when I’m not on the other side, I somehow feel a huge sense of guilt because I know so many women and men are struggling.

“So when you have a baby, you have to understand that this is the most relatable and conversational thing you can talk to someone about, but also the most unique experience, and you have to understand that it is your experience and not the same as anyone else’s.” otherwise.

“You’re allowed to be sad, you’re allowed to be OK, you’re allowed to want to go back to work two weeks later, six months later, two years later, whatever it is that works for you, it really is such a personal experience.”

In the 'random recent posts' series, she also took an adorable photo of herself with Sky and another of him with his dad

In the ‘random recent posts’ series, she also took an adorable photo of herself with Sky and another of him with his dad

She captioned the post: 'A last minute 48 hours in London.  And my first workout in 9 months at 4:30 am.  I did it for 40 minutes and the pain today is crazy.  I laugh as I shuffle to the toilet

She captioned the post: ‘A last minute 48 hours in London. And my first workout in 9 months at 4:30 am. I did it for 40 minutes and the pain today is crazy. I laugh as I shuffle to the toilet

She will kick off a string of shows in June, starting with Hampton Court Palace before playing the Isle Of Wight Festival and Trinity Park, Ipswich, and then Doncaster in August.

She will kick off a string of shows in June, starting with Hampton Court Palace before playing the Isle Of Wight Festival and Trinity Park, Ipswich, and then Doncaster in August.

Jessie admitted she had experienced ‘savage’ criticism from fellow mums and urged new parents to give themselves ‘grace’ so they could recover and look after themselves.

She said, “Honestly, I have never seen such wild people as mothers. They are the most judgmental, they can be so cruel.

“You just have to give yourself grace, as if you just grew a whole person inside your body and birthed him outside your body…

“I guess that would be my advice, just to give yourself grace, be patient and understand that you brought a completely different person into the world. You can only do it your way.’

The singer also urged fellow pop stars to be more “natural” with their social media posts.

She said: ‘I would like to see more women and girls and more people in their natural environment, in their natural way.

She said: 'I always say this: pregnancy, birth, I never thought it would come to me, I was and still am a huge supporter of infertility and child loss'

She said: ‘I always say this: pregnancy, birth, I never thought it would come to me, I was and still am a huge supporter of infertility and child loss’

She added, “For years I've been talking about that, and I'm not on the other side.  I somehow feel a huge sense of guilt because I know so many women and men are struggling.”

She added, “For years I’ve been talking about that, and I’m not on the other side. I somehow feel a huge sense of guilt because I know so many women and men are struggling.”

‘I still feel like that ‘Get ready with me’ [videos] are so made up and developed and put together and as a once pop star, way back when, I feel like I’m trying so hard on my social media to just be what I am, I woke up, straight and film myself, and I would like to see more of that in the sector.

“I still feel like there are so many women in the public eye that a lot of young women look up to who aren’t themselves, so I’d like to see more of that.”

Jessie J has teamed up with Dove to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Campaign For Real Beauty and is committed to keeping beauty ‘real’ by never using AI to represent real women in her advertising.