'Dis b**** lazy': Chloe Lattanzi flaunts her toned abs as Olivia Newton-John's daughter tucks into cookies after snapping selfies

By Greg Styles and Daily Mail Australia Reporter

Published: 03:37 EST, 18 December 2016 | Updated: 12:30 EST, 18 December 2016

Chloe Lattanzi flaunted her toned abs on Sunday - while claiming to be 'lazy' as she relaxed at home eating cookies. 

The daughter of Olivia Newton-John uploaded two photos to Instagram - both of which showed off her ripped midriff. 

The 30-year-old's initial post suggested she was going to heading to the gym before a follow-up post said she was 'all talk' and instead opted for 'cookies' and 'Netflix'. 

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Lazy day: Chloe Lattanzi flaunted her toned abs on Sunday - while claiming to be 'lazy' as she relaxed at home eating cookies

The caption on her initial post read: 'When u (sic) know it's that time to kick your ass so hard!'

Accompanying the photo of the blonde in a tiny pink sports top were the hashtags 'gym rat' and 'train pain gain repeat'. 

Her second post read: 'Dis bitch lazy. I stayed home ate cookies and watched Netflix cooking show. I'm all talk today. there's always tommorow!!! Push me ok! Tommorow don't let me off the hook!!!! I can't spell tomorrow (sic).' 

Choosing to show off her ample assets, Chloe snapped a selfie as she reclined onto a chair.  

Gym rat: The 30-year-old's initial post suggested she was going to heading to the gym before a follow-up post said she was 'all talk' and instead opted for 'cookies' and 'Netflix'

Earlier this week, Chloe opened up about the pain of growing up as the daughter of Grease star Olivia.

She told Access Hollywood: 'There was a lot of pain. Even now I get comments saying "stop riding on your mother's coattails" and all this nonsense.

'It is hard to be in the shadow of somebody so incredible and perfect, and I’m far from perfect.'

'It is hard to be in the shadow of somebody so incredible and perfect': Chloe told Access Hollywood about the struggle of being Olivia Newton-John's daughter 

She added: 'I’ve been through a lot of things, and having millions of people watch those things and judge me without knowing me has actually perpetuated those problems.'

The aspiring singer has been open about her difficult upbringing and past mental health issues.

Chloe battled anorexia as a teenager, and later body dysmorphia.

'Stop riding on your mother's coattails!' The singer revealed she often receives negative comments because she is Olivia Newton-John's daughter

Legendary role: Olivia Newton-John shot to fame as Sandy in the 1978 film musical Grease

In her early twenties, she developed a $130-a-day cocaine addiction.

She also started to 'self-medicate' by drinking a bottle of vodka a day and mixing alcohol with prescription sedative Xanax.

Chloe told the Mail On Sunday in 2013: 'I had blackouts. I would stay up on three-day-long binges without ever going to sleep. Days and weeks started to blend together.'

She added: ‘I would be out partying every night at different Hollywood clubs, running into other young celebrities like Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton, and just partying the night away.'

Troubled life: Chloe battled anorexia as a teenager, and then body dysmorphia. Pictured with her mother aged 18, before her dramatic 'plastic surgery' transformation

Drug binges: The American socialite also developed an addiction to cocaine, but is now sober. Pictured in August 2015

Chloe later kicked her addiction after a stint in rehab and turned her life around after falling in love with martial arts instructor James Driskill.

'I’d have to say my fiancé was the main thing in my life that got me healthy,' she told Access Hollywood.

'But battling mental illness, there wasn’t a moment and all of a sudden you’re better. Lots of therapy, lots of inner work, lots of spiritual work, it takes time.'

‘I would be out partying every night at different Hollywood clubs': Chloe also spoke about her partying past before getting sober. She is now engaged to martial arts instructor James Driskill

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