Julianne Hough did a saucy striptease act on Instagram on Monday.
The Dancing With the Stars co-host, 36, took off her skintight blue denim zip-up jumpsuit slowly like she was in a burlesque show during a fun video that was full of charm.
She unzipped the pocketed outfit, showing off her pale gray low-cut bra and underwear, and very toned figure.
Next she was seen with no clothing on as she put her hand over the front of her underwear in what looked like a provocative move.
Then she was ready to get dressed. The TV star slipped a multicolored sequined dress over her head and zipped it up, looking red carpet ready.
This comes after she slammed haters for calling her too thin.
Julianne Hough did a saucy striptease act on Instagram on Monday
The Dancing With the Stars co-host, 36, took off her skintight blue denim zip-up jumpsuit slowly like she was in a burlesque show during a fun video
One fan loved her striptease and defended her actions: ‘Hair fabulous. Dress fabulous. Smile fabulous. All these folk complaining about the underwear – GRWM (Get Ready With Me for those needing it) often have the person in undies at some point. Loving your confidence. Keep being you x.’
Someone else said: ‘This is so fun, I love you.’
Another was negative: ‘I love you but I think it’s so weird seeing you in underwear (yes, I know, no different than swimwear)… but you can do without the underwear bit. ❤️❤️’
Hough was dancing to the Rick James song Give It To Me Baby as she made her moves.
‘GRWM for soul train night,’ she wrote in her caption as pal Josh Brolin hit the like button.
She was serving as cohost for Dancing With The Stars, which her brother Derek Hough works as as one of the judges for.
Both Julianne and Derek came to fame on the popular dance show which launched in June 2005 on ABC.
The show is an American dance competition that pairs celebrities with professional dancers for a series of challenges.
She unzipped the pocketed outfit while in a dressing room
She was showing off her pale gray low-cut bra and underwear, and very toned figure
Hough took her time pulling off the casual garment
She even shook her booty as she showed off her slender back
She struggled to get the item off her legs
And at one point she fell over, showing off her goofy and fun personality
She smiled as she almost tripped backward
Next she was seen with no clothing on as she put her hand over the front of her underwear in what looked like a provocative move
At first, Julianne was just a professional dancer; then she was promoted to co-host for season 32 in 2023.
In late September she defended her appearance after sparking concern among fans that she looked ‘too thin’ and ‘boney’ in a recent Instagram video.
She insisted she is doing better than ever.
‘I don’t usually address comments like this but I’m going to say a few things about this video,’ she wrote beneath footage of herself rocking a bikini in a sauna. ‘My body has never been healthier.’
She continued: ‘I was full of inflammation in my 20’s and had a marker for an auto immune that I addressed and committed to over a year and a half ago. I’ve frozen my eggs over the last few years which also shifts the body fluctuation.’
‘Grief, loss. Sadness and fear also get stored in the body and we hold on to that in different ways. I made it a huge priority to accept, express, process and release a lot of emotions over the years,’ the actress detailed.
Then she was ready to get dressed for the TV show
The TV star held up a multicolored sequined dress
She took her time trying to get into the glam gown
In response to snide comments about her silly behavior in the video, which featured her jumping on a trampoline, the professional dancer explained that her ‘playful side’ is ‘the most authentic version’ of herself.
‘I saw somewhere that when kids are the most playful and can be the most strange and weird versions of themselves it means they are the safest to do so,’ she wrote.
‘My playful goofy side is a reflection of how safe I feel in my own skin and with the people around me. Everyone who is close to me knows this side of me means I am the most free in judgement of myself and from others.’
Despite facing criticism or judgment, Hough insisted that she is going to ‘continue feeling safe within’ herself ‘regardless of the outpouring of your comments’ and continue to have ‘fun with life which can be really heavy and challenging.’
‘Why not be playful and laugh and enjoy the journey instead of taking everything so seriously?’ she asked.
In addition to her lengthy comment, Hough took to her Instagram Story to thank fans for their ‘concern’ before reiterating that she has ‘never been healthier.’
Hough also cheekily called out the haters that told her she needed to ‘eat a burger.’
‘For those telling me to eat a cheeseburger…This was on Sept 17th the premiere date of DWTS!’ she wrote over an image of herself eating a burger.
After she shared a video of herself on Sunday enjoying a spa day at a friend’s house, she received numerous comments nitpicking over her weight.
Last month Hough defended her appearance after sparking concern among fans that expressed fears that she looked ‘too thin’ and ‘boney’ in a recent Instagram video
‘I’m concerned. Are you ok?’ one wrote while another commented: ‘Something is happening here. So boney. Is anyone talking to her??’
Others expressed concern that she looked like she was ‘way too thin.’
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Over the years, Hough has been open about staying in shape by doing strength workouts at the gym as well as taking SoulCycle and CorePower Yoga classes.
The star even created her own fitness app, Kinrgy, which offers dance fitness, strength training, meditation, yoga, Pilates and other workouts.
‘You don’t squeeze in brushing your teeth or taking a shower into your schedule if you have time,’ she told Redbook magazine back in 2017. ‘I try to treat working out like it’s the same kind of health must.’
During that same interview, she said she revealed that she was previously body shamed on a movie set, despite being the ‘skinniest’ she had ‘ever been.’
‘I was very self-accepting growing up, then something switched in middle school,’ she admitted. ‘I would compare myself to everyone … and later I did a film where I basically was told I was fat every day, yet I was the skinniest I’d ever been.’
To get out of her own head when she’s feeling ‘self-conscious’ or insecure, Hough explained that she ‘does something completely crazy or goofy.’
She explained that doing ‘something fun’ reminds her ‘of the freedom’ that she felt as a ‘kid before’ ever becoming bogged down by others’ opinions.