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Jessie James Decker, her husband, Eric Decker, and their kids showed off their “washboard” abs in a new family photo.
Over the weekend, the “Lose Control” singer and the former NFL player shared a joint Instagram post featuring their family of six enjoying fall break in Florida.
In the first photo, the couple — as well as their eldest three kids, Vivianne, 12, Eric, 11, and Forrest, 8 — all showed off their six packs as they posed at a local beach.
The Deckers’ youngest son, Denver, 2, was also in the photo, facing towards his dad as he held him in his arms.
Jessie James, 38, and Eric, 39, also shared images of their time at Disney World in the post.
Fans took to the comments section to express how fascinated they were by the family’s toned abs.
“The entire family literally has washboard abs what the heck 😂🙌❤️,” wrote one person.
“Caption should’ve been “The Six-Pack Crew” with all six of y’all! 😂❤,” added another.
“Can I join the family just to get some of your genetics please 😂,” said a third user.
“How does every person in the family have abs 😂😩,” commented a fourth netizen.
“Geezus everyone in this picture has abs 😂😂 I’m very intimidated by your family loll😂,” joked a fifth fan.
In 2022, Jessie James slammed social media users who accused her of Photoshopping her kids’ abs in pictures.
“From one mother to another. Please don’t call my children’s appearance strange just because they don’t look the way you think they should. It’s unkind ❤️,” the “Dancing With the Stars” alum responded to one person.
“It’s a sad world we live in today when having healthy fit kids who are super active, play sports [and] build muscle naturally is ‘weird,’” she wrote in response to another commenter.
Jessie James also defended herself against claims that she “overtrained” her children to have abs.
The following January, the former reality star said he was “confused” by the backlash her kids’ bodies received online.
“I couldn’t believe the reaction,” she told Us Weekly at the time, noting that there was “never one moment” when the Instagram trolls “upset” her.
“I was like, ‘This is so wild.'”