Donna D’Errico frequently flaunts her smoldering, age-defying body in stunning bikini photos that she posts to Instagram.
Donna D’Errico, the 55-year-old star of Baywatch, is finally shown without any makeup or filters, and she appears completely different from her filtered bikini Instagrams
On Memorial Day, Donna D’Errico was photographed out on a walk in Hollywood with her son Rhyan D’Errico, 30, who was also wearing no makeup.
The 55-year-old Baywatch star kept her makeup free for the occasion and covered her curvy form primarily with a white suit.
A loose sweatsuit-like sleeveless jumpsuit with thin straps that showed off her arms and cleavage was included.
She tamed down the appearance with a mustard yellow sports bra and a hefty pair of gray New Balance trainers for a lengthy hike.
Despite the fact that Donna is best known as a blonde from her time on Baywatch from 1996 to 1998, she opted for gorgeous brown locks for her holiday stroll.
They wore a white baseball cap with disheveled strands and a high ponytail peeking out from behind.
The actress and model met Rhyan at a Target and picked up a bag of excellent dried blueberries for a nutritious snack before setting out on her journey.
Rhyan, her kid, was dressed casually in a gray graphic T-shirt, gray shorts, and his own New Balance athletic shoes.
He sported a bushy red beard and narrow metal-framed glasses.
Donna appears to have remained silent regarding Rhyan’s father over the years, and he was born in 1993, three years before her marriage to Mötley Crüe’s Nikki Sixx.
Rhyan was eventually adopted by Sixx, and the celebrity son has followed in the footsteps of both of his parents, working as a film composer.
Donna also has a 22-year-old daughter with the hair metal rocker, Frankie-Jean Mary Sixx.
Although D’Errico and Sixx momentarily parted when Frankie-Jean was born, they reconnected while he was in rehab, only to break permanently in 2006.
Donna filed for divorce due to irreconcilable differences, and their marriage ended in 2007.
She told Yahoo Life in November of last year that she had recently made advances toward feeling less self-conscious about her physique and the judgments of anonymous strangers on the internet.
The Baywatch star has recently begun giving her fans an especially close peek at her via her OnlyFans account, which is free to join but charges for her most risqué stuff.
However, she only appears there or online after heavily changing herself with cosmetics and filters, so fans rarely get to see her real beauty.
In recent months, Donna has defended herself on social media against claims from some of her admirers that the only thing keeping her shape in check is plastic surgery.
“I still feel a little self-conscious here and there — sometimes a lot,” she admitted. “But I’ve learned to let that stuff go and stop worrying so much about what other people say and what other people think and just live.”
“I wear what I want and I say what I want and I do what I want, and I have stopped living the way that other people think that I should live and I live the way I want to live,” she added, defiantly. “I think that’s what you’re seeing now… is that level of confidence. And I think that everybody knows that confidence is sexy.”
She did, however, mention that she still gets bullied when she posts purposely racy photographs, though she believes the worst criticism comes from “other women,” not men.
A string of negative replies to a breathtaking bikini photo only encouraged her to continue posting photos of herself.
“I’m not going to not post that stuff anymore, because then they’re going to feel like they won, and they don’t win. I win,” she continued.
‘I’m going to turn right back around and post more stuff in a bikini. And if I get more hate on that one, I’m going to post another. I’ll post something in lingerie. I’ll get even riskier if I feel like it. I look hot, and it’s my account. If I feel like posting a picture in my underwear, I’m going to.”
She also talked about her OnlyFans account, revealing that she started posting there primarily to feel better about herself, but it turned out to be a lucrative venture.