Kendra Wilkinson is firing back after body-shamers suggested she ‘downsize’ her breast implants.
The former Playboy model, 40, posted about her weight-loss journey via an Instagram post on Tuesday, May 26, prompting some of her followers to offer up unsolicited advice about the size of her bust.
“Month two on my GLP-1 journey and I’m still being really intentional about how I approach this. For me, it was never just about the number on the scale,” Wilkinson captioned the post. “It’s about feeling like myself again, having real energy, and actually learning to trust the process without trying to fast forward it. I wanted this to feel honest, sustainable, and actually work for MY life.”
According to screenshots taken of Wilkinson’s Instagram Story and published by The Looker on Wednesday, May 27, some followers criticized her shape.
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“The boobs make you look heavier. Bring it down a few sizes. You’ll look smaller,” read one comment.
In response, Wilkinson wrote, “Who’s paying?! “You want my Venmo to support this?”
Another comment read, “Kendra, you’re not overweight. I think your implants make you look heavier than you are. Consider a reduction in your augmentation?”
Wilkinson, who got her breast implants at 18, reacted to this remark by sharing a selfie and hitting back in text overlaid on the image.
“Until I get my GoFundMe breast reduction money, I’m going to love my boobs the way they are,” she wrote.
In the past, Wilkinson has been candid about aging in the spotlight and the criticism that comes with it.
In March, she took to Instagram to speak about “embracing herself” and rejecting any negatively thrown her way about her looks.
“I used to use a light filter on myself but now I’m just embracing myself as it is,” she captioned a selfie. “I’ve seen many people comment saying I’ve aged ‘poorly’ and that is ok. I’m ok with aging ‘poorly.’”
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The Girls Next Door star went on to say that she’s the happiest she’s ever been at age 40.
“For some reason I’m happier than I’ve ever been lately, even with a little weight gain and wrinkles,” she wrote. “I’m not going to tie my happiness again into the negative energy.”
Wilkinson gave herself credit for being a “balanced, single, positive, fun woman who loves life” in the social media post.
Wilkinson found fame in the Playboy Mansion as one of Hugh Hefner’s main girlfriends in 2004 (alongside Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt), after she met the Playboy founder when she was 18 at his 78th birthday party.
