Rebel Wilson continues to amaze fans with her weight loss!

The “Pitch Perfect” star posted a new photo on Instagram on Wednesday while she was in full glam hair and makeup.

She sported a tight, navy blue wrap dress that hugged her slimmed-down figure.

REBEL WILSON SHOWS OFF HER WEIGHT LOSS TRANSFORMATION IN SMOLDERING YELLOW SUNDRESS

Wilson, 40, revealed in her caption that the reason she was dressed up was for a charity event.

“Raising money for a good cause today @schoolofstjude,” she wrote. The organization offers free education to in-need children in Arusha, Tanzania, according to their Instagram account.

Although the “Isn’t It Romantic” star was focused on charity, her followers couldn’t help but compliment her beauty and slim figure.

Ruby Rose commented, “'If I could like this picture numerous time I would. MY GOD WOMAN!”

Octavia Spencer said, “🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Werk. You delicious babe!!”

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Wilson’s personal trainer Jono Castano told the actress, “Sweet baby Jesus!!! You look amazing.”

The comments continued to pour in from fans.

“You look so HOT!!! 🔥🔥🔥,” one said.

Another fan wrote, “Look at this super model! 🔥.”

Some fans also remarked on Wilson’s weight loss amid her “year of health” goal to lose 75kg, roughly 165 pounds.

REBEL WILSON SIZZLES IN A BIKINI AMID HER ‘YEAR OF HEALTH’ WEIGHT LOSS

In this Wednesday, April 29, 2015, file photo, acctress Rebel Wilson poses for media during a photo call to promote the movie 'Pitch Perfect 2' in Berlin, Germany. Wilson has won a defamation trial in Australia against a magazine publisher that the Australian actress accused of costing her Hollywood roles.

Rebel Wilson poses for media during a photo call to promote the movie 'Pitch Perfect 2'  (AP)

“Wow REBEL!!!!!!!!! You are looking stunning!!!!!! Oh my god how the hell!! You have lost so much weight. You have inspired me!!” one fan said.

Another remarked, “You look Fabulous! All your hard work has paid off.”

In June, Wilson revealed her journey toward weight loss was difficult not only because of the hard work but also because many casting agents didn’t want her to slim down.

“I turned 40 as well in March and so I thought, this is gonna be it. This is going to be the year for me to just concentrate on the health benefits,” she told The Sun.

The “Pitch Perfect” star added: “It's not like I want to lose weight and get to around a certain number.”

REBEL WILSON'S TRAINER REVEALS HER SECRETS TO HER ‘YEAR OF HEALTH’ WEIGHT LOSS

“It's more than that, it's about dealing mentally with why I was overeating and I had a job where I was paid a lot of money to be bigger, at times which kind of can mess with your head a bit,” Wilson revealed.

The actress has since turned her focus to “trying to work on the mental side and the physical job and doing a lot of personal training and, and on the nutrition side.”

She concluded: “There's no real simple answer to it. I've been trying a lot of different things and to be healthy.”

REBEL WILSON POSTS NEW WORKOUT PICTURE, FLAUNTS WEIGHT LOSS: ‘CLOSER EACH DAY’

Actress Rebel Wilson arrives at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Beverly Hills, California February 28, 2016.  REUTERS/Danny Moloshok/File Photo - D1BETNQUVYAA

Rebel Wilson has gone through a recent weight loss transformation. (Reuters)

Wilson’s trainer previously told Yahoo! Lifestyle about the actress’s efforts to meet her “year of health” goals.

His key tips included focusing on nutrition, working out five days a week, balanced “supplementation and multivitamins” and “recovering well, this includes stretching, sleeping well, making sure you're not stressed, etc.”

When it comes to exercise, he told the outlet he’s been working on heavy lifting with Wilson as well as high-intensity workouts.

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Wilson has also been conscious of her nutrition during her weight loss journey. According to People magazine, she took a trip to Austria in 2019 where she fell in love with the Mayr method diet.

The key points of the diet are to quit snacking, put more emphasis on breakfast rather than dinner, reduce dairy and gluten intake, avoid distractions while eating such as scrolling on social media, and chewing each bite of food 40 times, according to Prevention magazine.