Hailee Steinfeld’s latest workout photos break the internet as Josh Allen returns to Bills camp | NFL News
While Josh Allen ramps up intensity in his second week of training camp with the Buffalo Bills, his wife Hailee Steinfeld is quietly building her own routine — one rooted not in football, but in fitness, mindfulness, and discipline. The Oscar-nominated actress, who stunned fans in three elegant gowns during their wedding weekend at the picturesque San Ysidro Ranch, has been making wellness a personal priority off the red carpet.
Hailee Steinfeld flexes her fitness grind in latest photos before Bills’ big year
Even with a demanding schedule, Hailee Steinfeld remains deeply committed to taking care of her body and mind. In her recent Beau Society newsletter, she described emerging from a whirlwind trip to New York City, yet still ensuring her workouts weren’t sacrificed. “I work out to stay fit, but it’s almost the last reason I do it anymore,” she wrote candidly. “I love it because it’s the only time of day that I can check out entirely.”Her approach isn’t simply about staying camera-ready — it’s about emotional resilience and self-care. The 28-year-old actress, who starred in Sinners, emphasized the mental clarity her workouts provide. “We often work out early so we finish before the rush of the day sets in. But I feel like I’ve gotten to that place where I move for my mental health.”Her commitment has been supported, both emotionally and physically, by her father Pete Steinfeld — a personal trainer and a key figure in her health journey. In Beau Society’s August 1 issue, titled “The Movement Issue,” Pete was interviewed, offering insight into their shared passion. Hailee wrote, “I never get tired of hearing my dad talk about the thing he loves most in this world: wellbeing.”
Hailee Steinfeld embraces balance by letting go of guilt and finding joy in her wellness journey
The actress also opened up about her past struggles with body image and the guilt that used to accompany indulging in snacks with friends. That mindset has shifted with wisdom and time. “I don’t do that anymore because I enjoy sweets and snacks, and the company,” she admitted. But a quote from her father helped anchor this change: “You can’t change your body overnight, and you can’t mess it up overnight either.”That philosophy — one of balance, consistency, and kindness toward oneself — now defines her outlook. As Josh Allen pursues greatness on the gridiron, Steinfeld is quietly setting her own example of strength: one that doesn’t always show up on a scoreboard, but matters just as much.Also Read: Deion Sanders kept his cancer battle quiet – Brett Favre calls him a true fighter after finding out: “He’s a grinder”
