Savannah Chrisley Strips Down For Lazy Workout She Calls 'Insane'

Scroll for the action. Savannah, whose teeny-tiny waist just got fed sugar-coated pancakes during a Nashville dine-out, was showing fans that there is a solution to holiday weight – "All right guys, so I am back with my Body Revolution," she said while in a black sports bra.

"I've talked about this before. You guys know that I swear by it. Um, 2020 has been rough," Savannah continued, adding that it's been "hard to hit the gym consistently, so this is perfect for my at-home workout."

Savannah, who likely gets paid for her IG promos but equally may choose to endorse brands she truly likes, added there were products "for your abs, your arms, and your butt!" and that today she'd be showcasing the abs. And the heck she did.

Footage then showed the SASSY by Savannah cosmetics founder applying Body Revolution to her already rock-hard abs, with fans seeing the pulsating action as Savannah admitted it was, to her, "awesome." She even cranked up the intensity, calling it "insane."

Savannah showcased her killer bikini body earlier this fall, with a 5-star L.A. vacation following her September split from 26-year-old former NHL player Nic Kerdiles. Savannah did, however, make sure fans saw her poolside hot dogs and fries. In fact, it's food all over this girl's Instagram. Shortly before filming her workout today, Savannah showcased her chips and dip, with the blonde also showing off her massive Thanksgiving pound cake last month.

Headlines aren't just about the looks right now, though. Savannah is raking in $$$.

Earlier this month, Savannah launched her SASSY by Savannah cosmetics line. It offers a $14 Eye Kit, $22 Full Face Palette, and $12 Lip Kit. Savannah announced "insane numbers" of sales within just days of the launch, with more recent news seeing her confirm the Full Face Palette has actually sold out.

"Growing up...I had a girl look at me and say, “it’s easy to be pretty if you have money.” That stuck with me...and honestly...it hurt my heart. I wanted to create a line that was attainable for all!" Savannah wrote to explain her mindset.