Angela Simmons’ Hot Life Coach Flaunts Gorgeous Swimsuit Pics

On this season of Growing Up Hip Hop, Angela Simmons gets emotional while speaking with her life coach Chenoa Maxwell. In the sneak peek video below, Angela breaks down in tears relating the story of her 3-year-old son Sutton who asked if his father is dead. (Sutton’s father was shot and killed in November 2018.)

When not working with clients like Simmons, Maxwell is living her best life and looking amazing in a bathing suit. She occasionally uses photos like the ones below to talk about her own struggle with body dysmorphia.

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You want results?  Then you MUST stay consistent! That's one of the biggest keys to success. 🔑 And while getting up and doing what you don't want to do is easier said than done,
if you want something different for your life in 2020, or aspire to move into that next level of greatness, then here’s the deal… GET CLEAR about what you want #FOCUS 💫 and have unwavering #commitment to your dream. Now here’s where most of you get tripped up. Commitment goes beyond wanting something real bad or feeling as though you’re “ready.” Commitment to something means that you block out other possible alternatives while focusing ALL your attention and efforts on one definitive objective. And in order to get to that end result, you’ll have to [commit to your word] follow through, and do whatever it takes despite the difficulties, discomfort and the inconveniences you will experience along your journey. Heres the cool thing…if YOU ARE TRULY COMMITTED to your vision, your #dreams and end goals you will find a way, to will yourself forward. What one vision are you fully #committed to #manifesting in 2020? On a scale of 0-10 how committed are you to doing this? Share with me below. 👇🏾 #livelimitlessly

A post shared by Chenoa Maxwell (@chenoamaxwell) on Dec 18, 2019 at 5:25pm PST

The former actress explains with the string bikini photo below: “It’s taken me quite a long time to feel comfortable in my skin. After years of battling with #bodydysmorphia, I’m excited to share that I’ve finally kicked that sh*t and feel holistically #confident.”

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It’s taken me quite a long time to feel comfortable in my skin. After years of battling with #bodydysmorphia, I’m excited to share that I’ve finally kicked that sh*t and feel holistically #confident. Don’t know if it’s because I’m growing older, or the accumulation of work I’ve done throughout the years to overcome the damaging consequences of the self- deprecating #mindset ; Or, if it’s a combination of the both. What I do know is, it sure feels so good to be free from those negative self perceptions and to be #happy with every inch of me. ———————- #youcandoit #bestself #selflove #bodyconfidence #inspiration #fitover40 #bali #lifestyle #personaldevelopment #livelimitlessly #tbt

A post shared by Chenoa Maxwell (@chenoamaxwell) on Nov 8, 2018 at 4:35pm PST

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☀️ 💦 The warmth of the sun, a gentle breeze, the calming rhythm of the water, this gorgeous Mountain View and the company of 30+ #beautifulwomen from my #glowup #goddess #retreat #Bali…#heavenly ————————— #tbt #photooftheday #travel #2018 #livelimitlessly

A post shared by Chenoa Maxwell (@chenoamaxwell) on Dec 27, 2018 at 4:58pm PST

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[What You Don’t Know] Is that for years I suffered with body dysmorphia and worked hard and long on myself to achieve the kind of #selfworth and #confidence that goes beyond perceived physical imperfections and obsessive hyper critical views. It was a long journey, but eventually I learned how to recognize my own irrational thoughts and change my negative thought patterns by replacing them with positive ones. Today, I stand comfortable in my #body and proud of every inch of who I have worked hard to become. There are so many of us who don’t share the truth of how bad we sometimes feel about ourselves but, it is through the sharing that creates the biggest breakthroughs. If you find yourself constantly obsessing about your body and it’s perceived flaws, now is the time to do something radical about it and seek the help you need. [link in bio] It’s never to late to become your #bestself ❤️ #truth #beconfident #selflove #personalgrowth #mindbodyspirit #me #livelimitlessly

A post shared by Chenoa Maxwell (@chenoamaxwell) on Mar 10, 2018 at 5:33pm PST

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