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Having her cake! Joanna Krupa looks ready to enjoy a sweet treat as she returns from filming Poland's Next Top Model

Published: 06:08 EST, 22 October 2014 | Updated: 06:09 EST, 22 October 2014

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She has recently finished filming for Poland's Next Top Model.

So it's no wonder model and TV star Joanna Krupa wanted to treat herself to something sweet as she took a well-earned break in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

The stunning blonde model was seen leaving the Whole Foods market in the Californian city, clutching a delicious-looking fruit tart.

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Cake walk: Stunning model, actress and TV star Joanna Krupa clutched a delicious-looking fruit tart as she emerged from a grocery store in Los Angeles on Tuesday

Sweet tooth: It appears the stunning model has a fondness for something sweet, as she was seen holding her afternoon snack

Showing off her natural good looks, the 35-year-old looked youthful as she wore her blonde locks piled up high on her head in a mussed-up bun.

Clearly set for a day of relaxation, the Polish-American beauty opted for leisurewear, combining a white printed t-shirt with slim-fitting jeans that showed off her long, slender legs to perfection.

She teamed her laid-back togs with black and white wedge trainers, adding to her lofty and enviable stature.

The Real Housewives of Miami star kept her face make-up free, as her natural looks shone through.

Stocking up: Joanna, 35, looked effortless in her casual clothing as she went grocery shopping on Tuesday

Not too posh to push: Joanna took control of her trolley after her shopping spree

Although she has one of the best figures in the business, the model and actress clearly isn't averse to a little sweet treat now and then, as evidenced by the pudding in her hand as she left the grocery store.

She was also spotted with a trolley full of healthy goods in paper bags as she left the store.

The blonde beauty, who famously appeared on Dancing With The Stars, recently wrapped filming on the fourth season of Poland's Next Top Model, on which she is the presenter.

She recently returned to the States from her native Poland, where she lives with husband of one year, Romain Zago, who is no doubt glad to have his stunning wife back.

Leggy lady: Joanna looked incredibly leggy and lovely as she went about her day, wearing wedge trainers to add to her statuesque figure

Joanna discovered last month that she was a victim of the nude photo leak scandal, alongside the likes of Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton.

However, unlike her famous peers, she isn't at all angry with the situation.

'I don't have anything to hide,' Joanna told TMZ. ‘Everyone has pretty much seen me naked in Playboy anyway…So I'm not too mad. But I can only imagine how Jennifer Lawrence feels.'

She also said that people should not stop taking racy pictures because of these hackers. In fact, Joanna urged her fans to take a stand by doing the opposite.

'I don’t agree that people should stop doing selfies because it’s our own private life, we can do whatever kind of pictures we want.'