Madison Pettis Shows Off Curvy Body In Crop Top And Jeans

Madison Pettis is leaving her Instagram followers speechless as she showed off her body in a pair of tight jeans and a white crop top.

The former Disney Channel star is showing off her curves as she wore a pair of tight jeans, which sit just below her belly button, and a white crop top, which allows her to show off her abs and assets.

Pettis wore the sexy outfit to Taylor Swift's concert as she captioned the post, "Last swipe… I’m not new to this I’m true to this ? The Eras Tour was 10/10."

"Wow so beautiful ??," one user commented as another chimed in, "Obsessed with you."

While one fan expressed, "You pull off low rise jeans so good tho."

Pettis also shared some videos from her time at the Taylor Swift concert in the post, showing her jamming out and dancing to some of the songs played at the show.

The former Disney Channel star also shocked her fans when she shared a video from when she was younger, sharing a message to Taylor Swift. The video was a throwback for many as her fans flooded the comments section writing things such as "Omg the last slide!!! ?" and "The last slide stopppp?."

Madison Pettis first began her acting career as a child on the popular children’s television series “Barney & Friends,” though she is probably best known for her roles as Sophie Martinez on the Disney Channel series “Cory in the House” and as Peyton Kelly in the 2007 film “The Game Plan.”

Madison Pettis opened up about what it was like being a child actress. “It’s been cool to have my fans grow up with me,” Pettis told Byrdie last year. “I started my acting career with Disney, and as I’ve gotten older, the projects I’ve done have naturally matured over time. I also love that my fans can keep up with me on social media because it’s a great way for them to get to know me better.”

The former Disney Channel actress went on to explain her motivation throughout the years. “It’s because I’ve never stopped having fun with it,” she said. “Drake has a lyric that says, ‘The moment I stop having fun with it, I’ll be done with it.’ When I was little, my mom always told me that if acting ever wasn’t fun anymore, I could stop at any time. I still think about it that way. That mindset helps me because it’s a tough business with so much rejection and competition. But every time I’m on set filming something, I feel so fulfilled. I love working with a cast and crew who also love what they do. Sets are my happy place.”

But, of course, self-care is key. “Self-care is watching a basketball game, ordering food, and drinking a glass of wine,” Pettis concluded.