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Sofia Richie flaunts her taut midriff in sporty look as she works up a sweat during self-quarantine

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Sofia Richie is enjoying some quality time with boyfriend Scott Disick during self-quarantine.But the young model is keeping her fitness routine going as she isolates from the growing coronavirus pandemic.She showed off her taut midriff in a sporty look Sunday as she took to her Instagram story with her at-home workout session.

Serving body: Sofia Richie showed off her taut midriff in a sporty look Sunday as she took to her Instagram story with her at-home workout sessionThe 21-year-old sported a black and red sports bra, which she paired with some skintight black bike shorts.She finished the look with some white flip flops and black socks, wearing her hair in a bun, on their sun-soaked patio with a gorgeous view.

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