'Couple who trains together, stays together': Toned Michelle Heaton shares a 'hot and sweaty' workout snap with handsome husband Hugh Hanley following her rehab stint
She has recently been showcasing her fitness journey on social media as she works on her health following her rehab stint.
And on Thursday, singer Michelle Heaton took to Instagram to share a workout selfie with her handsome husband Hugh Hanley.
Michelle, 41, posed in the mirror during a workout, wearing a beige tank top teamed with black joggers as the 'hot and sweaty' star showed off her toned arms.
Hot and sweaty: Singer Michelle Heaton shared a snap of herself and husband Hugh Hanley on Instagram on Thursday as they worked out together in the gym following her rehab stint
Positivity: Michelle wrote an amusing post alongside her photo
The Liberty X singer wore her dark hair pinned back in a high ponytail.
The mother-of-two also shared a video of her dancing, where she appeared in great spirits as husband Hugh Hanley lifted some weights.
'Couple who trains together… stays together !' she captioned the post.
Couples who train together stay together: Michelle, 41, looked radiant as she filmed a video during a sweaty workout
The popstar recently returned from a stint in rehab, where she received treatment for drug and alcohol addiction.
The star revealed that she was 'days from death' and was told by a therapist that she 'might not make it.'
'What I was doing was a suicide mission. I was crying out for help when I couldn't actually ask for help. When you're an addict, it feels like there's no way out' she told The Sun, just 36 hours after leaving rehab.
Grateful: The popstar described her husband as her rock, best friend and biggest supporter
At the end of last month, the mother-of-two candidly detailed her three-year drug and alcohol addiction which left her 'close to death'.
Updating fans on how she's holding up, Michelle said: 'Just wanted to say that I feel so much better today than I did do last week.
'I visited my home Priory yesterday and got to see my therapist and some of the guys who I was in there with looking great, and they're leaving today some of them actually, and I wish them all the best if you're watching this.'
The star then continued to thank her fans and that she feels like she's part of an 'exclusive club' since her rehab stint.
She continued: 'And I just wanted to say thank you for everyone's support out there. I feel like I'm in this new exclusive club, it's really bizarre.
Brave: The singer has frankly discussed the drug and alcohol addiction that led to her recent stint in The Priory, revealing: 'I was days from death'
'The people who are reaching out to me, friends from past and present, you never know what somebody's going through and if you need help just reach out and ask for it. I feel blessed.'
It comes after Michelle said that she is 'mourning alcohol like a friend' but a hug from her supportive son AJ has helped her heart 'fill with love and gratefulness' again.
Posting a sweet picture of herself kissing her son, seven, on the head, the singer penned: 'Today I've been low. Cried a lot, for no particular reason, heart heavy and sad, like I'm mourning a friend. But the friend wasn't a friend.. it was alcohol.
'Then just now this little man hugged me and told me he was proud of me and 'Don't cry mummy, it's all gonna be ok' then the mourning stopped. And my heart again filled with love and gratefulness..'
Signing off her post, Michelle added: 'Admitting powerlessness to our addictions is step 1! The rest I need to accept will come in time. Xx.'
Michelle also took to Instagram last Sunday to praise husband Hugh Hanley, who she married in 2010.
She called him her 'rock, best friend and biggest supporter.'
Michelle has recently revealed she is eight weeks sober, just in time for her to make a comeback with Liberty X.
She has confirmed she will be reunited with her bandmates next month.
Honest: Last month, the star admitted she had been left 'close to death' following a three-year binge, and she revealed her husband Hugh Hanley had to raise their children Faith, nine, and AJ, seven, alone (pictured together)