At 66, Adrienne Norris, Jada Pinkett Smith's Mom, Just Showed Off Her Insane Abs

From Oprah Magazine

• Adrienne Norris, Jada Pinkett Smith's mom, just showed off her super toned abs.

• The 66-year-old legitimately has a six-pack in her new Instagram selfie.

• She mixes up her workout, doing cardio, strength training, and boxing.

You probably know Jada Pinkett Smith’s mom Adrienne Norris from her appearances on Jada’s Red Table Talk and her supreme ability to call it like she sees it. But now there’s another reason to keep Adrienne on your radar: This 66-year-old is serious fitso.

Adrienne just shared a snap of her rock-hard abs in a new Instagram post and—OMG. Just, OMG. "Trying to motivate myself to get back in the gym. A good look in the mirror always does the trick! Elliptical here I come????," she wrote alongside a photo of herself in black biker shorts and a white sports bra.

Apparently, Adrienne hasn’t been working out as much lately, but you’d never know it from looking at her. She has a legit six-pack that might ~actually~ be an eight-pack, given that you can’t even see her whole abs in the pic.

People freaked out in the comments. "Get back in the gym? Gurl, u are the gym! Let me get on up on this treadmill! U got abs abs! Thanks for the motivation," wrote actress Bresha Webb. "But you have a 25 pack! You can wait until tomorrow to hit the elliptical," someone else wrote.

This isn’t the first time Adrienne has show up on Instagram casually looking fit AF. Back in 2018, Jada shared a photo of herself, daughter Willow Smith, and Adrienne working out together, and it’s impossible to miss how jacked Adrienne is.

So, how does she do it? Adrienne hasn't gone into specifics, but she regularly shares pics and videos on Instagram of herself working hard the gym. There was this time she shared a video post of herself doing upright dumbbell row reps with her trainer Charles Harris:

And this one where she posed next to a punching bag:

Jada has even talked about her mom motivating her to work out. "I have good genes, don’t I?" she told ET about her mom’s epic body. "And you know when your own mother can put you to shame, I’m like, I don’t know if I gotta get back in the gym. I don’t know what I gotta do. I just told her, I said, 'All that right there, just make sure you passing all those good genes down here.'"

Can you bottle that stuff? Because...

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