Maria Menounos flaunts fiery look in weekend jumpsuit

Maria Menounos is on fire as she flaunts the latest orange eyeshadow trend – complete with a snazzy and hot red jumpsuit look. The 43-year-old media personality was right on the money with her weekend Instagram share, posting for her 953,000 followers and shouting a brand that many a celebrity – including Kim Kardashian – approves of.

Maria’s post gave a nod to Anastasia Beverly Hills brand, with the made-up look just as wowing as the unbuttoned jumpsuit Maria rocked with strappy high heels. Fans got the former E! News face talking colors, and her post seemed helpful for keen makeup fans in the comments section.

Maria Menounos Nails Weekend Glam

Scroll for the photos, ones offering a gallery as Maria also included a video. Rocking a high ponytail Ariana Grande would approve of, the popular star went extra with warm bronzer, pink blush and a glossy lined lip, drawing attention to her orange eyeshadow via her caption as she shouted out ABH’s brand.

Fans saw Maria posing outdoors and in sunlight, showing off her killer sense of style and how well she sports red in her jumpsuit – the photos and videos included smiles, but they opened with a mean gaze as Menounos shot down the lens.

Taking to her caption, Maria told fans: “Loooving the orange eyeshadow @dimitrishair used today for #rokurecommends ..he and I are always on the same page! Have been wanting to try this. Anyone else in? Try a fun color! Love @anastasiabeverlyhills eye colors!”

“That jumpsuit on you!!” a fan quickly replied, with the 2021 Live! With Kelly and Ryan fill-in also big-time complimented on her cosmetics. The post comes as Maria makes headlines both for opening up her home and showing off her glitzy and marbled bathroom and, for more serious reasons, opening up on her grieving process after the loss of mom Litsa to both brain cancer and COVID this year.

Speaking on her Better Together podcast this month, Maria revealed:

“Now I’m starting to see so many stages of grief,” adding: “In the beginning, I’d talked to my therapist and say: ‘I don’t understand how I’m doing so well. Why am I doing so well?’”

Maria’s therapist told her: “Why look for the reason you’re not grieving differently? Why not just accept this is how you’re grieving? Maybe you’re stronger than you think.”

Maria marked her mother’s loss touchingly on May 2, writing: “RIP mom. 💔 god loved her so much he took her on greek easter.”