Wynonna Judd ‘Look So Good’ at 58 Beaming in Selfie after ‘Working Really Hard’ on Her Health

Wynonna Judd's oversized Chloé frames could not obscure her glowing skin and long lashes in a car selfie uploaded on Tuesday. "Love it, lookin' beautiful as always!!!" a fan wrote.

"It's giving Daisy Jones," Wynonna Judd asserted in the caption referencing the Riley Keough and Sam Claflin-led miniseries on the 70s music scene.

"You are basically the original Daisy Jones!! So iconic!!" actress Maddie Mazurek commented. "Beautiful lady inside and out. Miss your concerts hope you are getting rest," a fan wrote.

However, one Instagram user felt the vibe of another production in the close-up shot, "How are you aging in reverse, Benjamin Button?! Do you sleep in formaldehyde? Secrets, please?!" This was echoed by a second fan, "You look so good. You're aging in reverse with your health journey!!!"

In January, the country singer addressed concerns about her health and busy schedule following her mom, Naomi Judd's death by suicide last year. She said she was taking time off between touring and spending time on her farm. The singer stated:

"I am working so hard on my mental, physical, and spiritual well-being."

Wynonna Judd Is Showing up, Regardless

The older sister of Ashley Judd looked powerful in a velvet suit with green and white gemstone-encrusted lapels and cuffs to the CMT Music Awards at the beginning of April.

"You look so beautiful and happy," one wrote on the star's social media post of the event. A 76-year-old fan commented on her "amazing" weight loss, "Pat yourself on the back because for whatever it's worth I'm PROUD of you...it takes a lot of work and dedication ....Super Job !!!!!"

Wynonna was nominated with Naomi Judd and as a solo act for the CMT Performance of the Year award. The mother-and-daughter duo did their last performance together at the show last year.

This year, Wynonna Judd "left earth" while singing "I Want To Know What Love Is" with Ashley McBryde. During the 2023 CMT performance, she pointed up and declared, "Mama, you need to be here."

She told ET backstage that she wants to help people, for people to see that, like her, they too can get through the tough times. When the host called her a "pillar of strength," she replied, "I don't know about strength, but I am showing up regardless."

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255. Other international suicide helplines can be found at befrienders.org.

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