Jessica Simpson is soaking up the last few weeks of summer, and doing it right.
Over the weekend, the “I Wanna Love You Forever” singer gave a glimpse into her latest tropical getaway, sharing photos from her vacation in Turks and Caicos.
These days, the former reality star, who shares kids Maxwell, 13, son Ace, 12, and daughter Birdie, seven, with ex-husband Eric Johnson, to whom she was married from 2014 to 2025, is based between Los Angeles and Nashville.
Taking to Instagram, Jessica, 46, first shared a photo of herself posing in front of a pool wearing a black mesh dress, followed by another of her inside her Turks & Caicos villa.
She next shared photos of her at the beach, glimpses of the stunning beach resort, and a selfie of her in a polka-dot triangle bikini, her décolletage adorned with a diamond necklace.
“Take me back to Turks and Caicos,” Jessica wrote in her caption, adding: “Thank you @lacurevillas and @pavilionluxuryvillas for an unforgettable stay. We’ll be seein’ y’all again very very soon.”
Fans were then quick to take to the comments section under the post and gush over it, with one writing: “Love this!” as others followed suit with: “You have never looked better!! Healthy and happy and stunning!” and: “She still has it!” as well as: “Looking better than ever Jessica!!”
Jessica and Eric, have not officially finalized a divorce, though they confirmed their separation in January 2025 after ten years of marriage. They appear to be on amicable terms, and in March it was reported they were still living together while waiting for their Los Angeles home to be sold.
It was also reported in April that Jessica had begun dating Nashville-based musician Thomas Eisenhood.
© InstagramLast year, after the former reality star and former football player spent Thanksgiving together with their kids, Jessica gave insight into how co-parenting was working for them. Speaking with TMZ at the airport, she said that “of course” they would celebrate the holiday together, maintaining: “It’s my kids’ father.”
© InstagramNoting that all their grandparents were also in attendance, she added: “They have a lot of them. Family first.”
“No matter what your kid is half the other person. Always have respect for what you say around so they can always have a good perspective on it,” Jessica further shared, and emphasized that “unconditional love is important.”
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