Kendra Wilkinson is proud of her body changes — no matter what the haters have to say.
“Sexy is the last thing I want to be nowadays. I aim for health, happiness, success and god’s light. Peace is everything to me,” Wilkinson, 41, wrote via Instagram on Friday, August 7. “Sometimes I feel the negativity in the world but then I remember how amazing I am and get right back to it.”
She continued, “It’s not easy being a ‘public figure’ while figuring out life and its ups and downs but god gave me this platform for whatever reason. LOL. 😂 I see people poking at me for my body and my aging and it’s OK.”
The former Playboy star stated that she is “at peace” with her physique regardless of online criticism.
“None of that stuff bothers me. I am happy being me and alive and watching my kids grow,” Wilkinson said, referring to son Hank, 16, and daughter Alijah, 12, who she shares with ex-husband Hank Baskett. “If people want to be negative, that’s their energy not mine. I’m OK not being Playboy-skinny anymore or bleached blonde 21-year-old. That was a time of my life but now I’m older and have lived a life.”
Wilkinson concluded, “I forgive myself for all the things and can breathe in life a different way now. Life is good and I am so blessed and grateful!!”
Wilkinson recently received a slew of body-shaming comments after revealing that she visited the gym for the first time in nearly two years.
“I share my journey with those who see the positive and are more on the supportive and understanding side,” she wrote via her Instagram Stories on Wednesday, August 5. “Maybe I just make my page only homes [I sell as a realtor] to literally stop all the hate. Create just a boring page???”
Wilkinson revealed earlier this year that she was kickstarting a weight loss journey and has since dropped four dress sizes with the help of GLP-1 medications.
“There’s nothing worse than being in a gym every single day, working out and not seeing any progress,” the model exclusively told Us in March. “I hit 40. I’m happy. I’m at peace, but I noticed that my jeans are a little tighter lately, so I don’t want to go out and shop anymore. Mama is on a budget, so I have to fit back in my jeans.”
At the time, Wilkinson wanted to “ease [her] way into” using GLP-1 injections.
“I just want to be balanced out,” she added. “I don’t really want to be skinny, but I just want to be balanced and fit in my jeans again.”
