Need some summer fitness inspo? Look no further — this girl’s a walking, talking ad for ab goals.

Can you guess who’s rocking this killer gym bod? One thing’s for sure — she’s committed ’cause this smokin’ snap was taken mid-sweat sesh, and she still looks flawless.

Sophie Nyweide‘s death has another tragic element to it … because it turns out she was pregnant at the time of her death.

According to the death certificate, obtained by TMZ, Nyweide was with child when she was pronounced dead just before 5 AM on April 14 in Bennington, Vermont.

An autopsy has been performed on Sophie’s body … but, as of now, a cause of death is still unknown.

As we told you … we spoke with Sophie’s mom, Shelly, yesterday — and she told us she knew her daughter was using drugs, saying she was a very small woman. She added Sophie was with other people when she died, but Shelly did not know them.

Police have not ruled out foul play in Sophie’s death … police said she was found on a riverbank, and was pronounced dead at the scene. We’re told a man was with Sophie when she died, and he is cooperating with cops … though cops added he’s not considered a suspect or person of interest.

Shelly says the family’s in mourning … adding Sophie enjoyed acting — and was never subjected to anything hurtful on sets like other child actors have been. Sophie appeared in several films as a kid … including “Noah,” “Bella,” Shadows & Lies,” and the TV show “Law & Order.”

Her father remembers her as a girl who was “creative, athletic and wise beyond her years,” who demanded to be an actor.

Sophie was 24.

Heartbreaking news — influencer Dominique McShain has died at 21 after fighting an incurable form of colorectal cancer.

Dominique had been sharing her cancer journey with her followers on TikTok, and earlier this month — almost a year since her diagnosis in May 2024 — she posted what would be her final update, saying doctors had given her just days to weeks left.

Dominique, who was based in New Zealand, shared that her liver was failing fast — to the point of jaundice — and her cancer had progressed so quickly that she’d been moved into end-of-life care.

In her very first video, Dominique opened up about how her cancer diagnosis completely derailed her post-university career — and at the time, doctors told her she had anywhere from one to five years left to live.

Dominique built a following of more than 200,000 across social media, using her platform to share her symptoms, raise awareness, and try to make a real difference.

She was just 21.