Model Kelly Gale is showing fans what a typical morning looks like for the Victoria’s Secret star. Gale, 29, shares a video of herself wearing a gray one-piece workout outfit, going through a routine that includes yoga, journaling, stretching, and meditation. “Morning in Oslo 🧘🏽♀️✨❤️,” she captioned the post. “I love love love videos like this! It’s cool to get to know you a little ✨”, a fan commented. Gale is dedicated to her fitness and wellness routine—here’s how she stays healthy and happy.
Gale meditates every day and walks to destress. “I’m probably impossible to get hold of when I’m stressed,” she told Body+Soul. “The only thing that works for me when I’m stressed and need to get things done is to take time first to do my meditation and go on a long 2 to 3-hour power walk and clear my head. After that, I can deal with stress related stuff.”
Gale’s mother influenced her health and wellness philosophy and approach. “Growing up she would only feed us homemade healthy meals and encouraged my brothers and I to exercise by being very active with us,” she told ELLE. “Everything from teaching us yoga to signing us all up to join a soccer team and to play tennis. I think by simply feeling the benefits from that upbringing, I have taken on my philosophy from my mum.”
Gale always dry-brushes before work, and uses coconut oil on her skin and hair. “Sometimes I put it in my hair and sleep with it in, it makes your hair super soft and nourishes the scalp,” she told ELLE. “I also use coconut oil as my makeup remover because my skin is sensitive and I find coconut oil to be very gentle. It’s such a versatile product, I really do use it for everything.”
Gale is strict about getting enough sleep. “It’s my number one priority along with nourishing my body with good foods and avoiding unhealthy or processed foods,” she told ELLE. “Other than that, I am a firm believer in how spreading kindness and positivity affects your inner beauty which shines on the outside also. To be kind and positive is what makes me feel the most beautiful and when you feel beautiful that will shine through.”
Gale wants people to embrace a more diverse idea of what healthy looks like. “There’s A LOT of people out there who are going to give you health advice and tell you what to do and nobody agrees with each other,” she told Body+Soul. “But there isn’t one correct way of being healthy.”