But Sofia Vergara's legendary hourglass figure appears to be a product of an active metabolism rather than dieting as she was spotted indulging in various sweet treats on set of Modern Family, on Wednesday.
The 41-year-old even took to Twitter to boast of her taste for the sweeter things in life as she filmed a carnival scene in Los Angeles.
Indulging her passions: Sofia
Vergara noshed on various sweet treats on set of Modern Family filming
in Los Angeles, on Wednesday
The Colombian born actress posted a snap of herself holding up three large wisps of pink cotton candy in-between shooting scenes, on Wednesday.
Sofia captioned the playful picture: 'Good mooorning!! I love you cotton candy'.
In the memento the buxom star frames her face with the carnival confections while beaming a contented smile.
Where does she put it? The 41-year-old cut a slim figure as she filmed her scenes on a staged fair ground
Chomping away: The actress did not appear self conscious as she ate up her snacks
Wearing a red patterned blouse, the television star showed off her slim legs in a pair of black leggings and stiletto pumps.
Letting her ombre tresses fall in loose waves over her shoulders the beautiful actress was joined on set by onscreen son Rico Rodriguez and husband TV Ed O'Neil.
Comedic trio: Ed O'Neil and onscreen son Rico Rodriguez joined Vergara for some humorous antics
Heavy lifting: The former Al Bundy carried a diorama as his television family followed close behind
The trio carried what appeared to be a diorama constructed by Rico's character Manny.
Also on set were Ty Burrell and Julie Bowen, who were spotted in the middle of crowd of extras who appeared to be cheering on some sort of contest off camera.
The television couple looked to be in the midst of a bet that Ty was losing, as he was visibly sheepish whilst Bowen ecstatically hopped around - apparently having won the wager.
The hit sitcom is currently airing episodes for its fifth season on Wednesday nights on ABC.
Hip hip hooray: Ty Burrell and Julie Bowen were seen cheering in a crowd of extras for a scene on the temporary fair ground
Come on! The television couple looked pained by something happening off camera
Meanwhile, ABC is producing a new sitcom inspired by Vergara's relationship with real life son Manolo Gonzalez-Ripoll Vergara.
Currently in development, according to Deadline the series, titled Raising Mom, will look at how a mother and son fair after the close knit pair try to gain independence from each other.
The comedy will be directed by Modern Family's Gail Mancuso and written by Raising Hope's writer Christine Zander.
Placing bets? Ty looked sheepish as Julie
bounced around in what was presumably a winner's dance, indicating that
the couple had been rooting for different contestants in the mystery
competition
