Eiza Gonzalez Hits the Gym for Iron Jane Role

flexed her ripped muscles as she worked out in the gym on Tuesday ahead of her new role as a competitive bodybuilder in Iron Jane. 

The actress, 36, showed off her impressive toned physique in a white sports bra and brown leggings as she posed for a photo on Instagram. 

Eiza seems to be taking her role as a bodybuilder extremely seriously as she faced away from the camera flexing her arm and back muscles. 

She wrote: 'IRON JANE. Welcome to the world of bodybuilding. So proud to tell Jane’s story and this journey is one very special to me.'

Hours later Eiza risked a wardrobe malfunction in an extreme plunging navy blazer as she arrived for Live! in Hollywood.

The Mexican star looked incredible as she went braless under the daring halterneck sleeveless top which she teamed with matching trousers. 

The Baby Driver star elevated her frame in a pair of stilettos and accessorised with a pair of stylish sunglasses. 

Styling her brunette tresses in a waved up do, Eiza flashed a huge smile and waved to waiting fans before heading inside the studio. 

It comes after

The actress additionally included photos from her eating disorder as a teenager, as well as images from the present day. 

'As I begin a new journey with my body for work, it feels like an important moment to acknowledge how much of a rollercoaster it can be to feel unsafe in your own skin,' she began in the caption, in honor of Eating Disorder Awareness Week. 

Eiza wrote about the 'complicated' relationship she has had with her body, which started after her father's death when she was just 12 years old. 

She explained that she 'coped with by eating compulsively - trying to soothe pain I hadn't processed. 

'By 13, I had gained 30 pounds almost overnight, navigating grief, puberty, and confusion all at once.' 

Two years later, she was cast in the series Lola, Erase una vez, when she was 15 and was quickly 'thrust into the public eye.'

'Every image was dissected, every detail criticized, and everyone seemed to have an opinion about my body, who I was, and who I should be.' 

It then led to her developing 'naturally fueled deep self-dysmorphia and sent me down a painful path.' 

Eiza recalled 'constantly weighing myself, measuring my worth in pounds, asking if losing more would make people like me, or make me like myself.'

However, the approval that she was seeking 'never came' and at times, she had 'felt emptier than ever.'

Despite her struggles with her past eating disorder, she expressed to her followers that she learned an important lesson. 

'The one thing I learned from all this is how powerful the mind can be and how much we can change when we set our will to it,' she wrote.

'Today, as a grown woman, I choose myself,' the actress told her fans. 'It hasn't been an easy journey, and it's still ongoing. 

'Over time, as my body has carried the weight of my experiences and spoken back to me, my priorities have shifted. Its power now serves a different purpose.'

Eiza now gives her body 'love' as well as 'respect' and 'kindness.' 

She expressed, 'I'm proud of where I am and of the hard work it's taken to break old patterns. 

'I hope anyone reading this knows that choosing yourself and honoring your body for the right reasons is far more meaningful than trying to be liked by others, even ourselves sometimes.'

Eiza concluded with a final message to her followers by adding, 'I don't like to pretend the journey is over, it's hard, complex. But NEVER too late ♥️.'

She uploaded photos of herself from the present day as she focuses on fitness and health. 

If you have been affected by anything in this article, please call the National Eating Disorders Helpline at (800) 931-2237