Kelly Rowland stuns in gold swimsuit: ‘I’m feeelin’ myself’

Kelly Rowland is a golden goddess!

On Wednesday, the 40-year-old songstress shared several photos and videos of her rocking a gold one-piece swimsuit by the woman-owned swimwear brand Matte Collection. She truly glowed as she took in the sunshine on a yacht with beautiful mountain views during her trip to Capri, Italy.

"I’m feeelin’ myself, I’m feelin myyyyyyy" she captioned a post quoting former Destiny Child groupmate Beyoncé's lines in the song "Feeling Myself" featuring Nicki Minaj.

Celebrity friends and fans flooded the comments with words of praise.

"Woowwwwwww," La La Anthony said.

"Bawwwwwwwwdy!!" Melanie Fiona wrote.

"Yes mam," Tamar Braxton added.

"Keep ya foot on our necks, Kels!!!" a fan praised.

"You’re so beautiful," a commenter continued.

In January, Rowland gave birth to son Noah and is also the mom of Titan, both of whom she shares with husband Tim Weatherspoon. Throughout her pregnancy, she stayed active and shared images of her working out.

In an interview with Yahoo Life in February, she opened up about what kept her motivated to keep her body moving during her pregnancy, especially with the pandemic in full swing.

"One, I knew that that was going to get the baby down and two, I knew I still wanted to have fun and it was nothing else to do with COVID. It’s like, if I’m gonna dance, I can dance in my backyard and be silly and have fun. I think that was really important to me, was just to be able to deal with frustrations, or a little anxiety, that definitely can be worked up at times. Just dance it out," she explained.

In addition to her fitness regime, she also talked about other forms of self-care she liked to use.

"I love getting in the bathtub," Rowland noted. "I love having candles around me, and flowers always calm me for some reason, but I love a nice relaxing bath and I listen to music. My bath will be covered in rose petals and salts, and I love bubbles. I love a good bath salt, something to relax the body even more. Lavender oils, milk, all these different things."