Baywatch’s Donna D’Errico, 55, is UNRECOGNIZABLE as she’s FINALLY pictured makeup- and filter-free
She regularly shows off her sizzling, age-defying figure in stunning Instagram bikini shots.
But Donna D’Errico’s unveiled her filter-less look on Memorial Day when she was spotted taking a walk in Hollywood with her son Rhyan D’Errico, 30, accompanying her.
The 55-year-old Baywatch beauty stayed comfortable by going makeup-free for the outing, and she kept her curvaceous figure mostly covered up with a white ensemble.
Including a baggy sweatsuit-style sleeveless jumpsuit with thin straps that showed off her arms and cleavage.
She dressed down the look by adding a mustard yellow sports bra and prepped for a long walk by wearing a chunky set of gray New Balance sneakers.
What a difference! Donna D’Errico, 55, was practically unrecognizable when she was spotted walking in Hollywood on Monday without her usual heavy makeup or Instagram filters
Casual: The Baywatch beauty showed off her natural face and kept her curvaceous figure mostly covered up with a white ensemble. It was a serious contrast to the heavily filtered bikini selfies she usually posts on Instagram and her OnlyFans account
While Donna is best known as a blonde from her stint on Baywatch from 1996 to 1998, she flaunted elegant dark brown locks on her holiday walk.
They were pinned up in a white baseball cap with tousled locks and a high ponytail that flared out at the back.
The actress and model stopped by a target with Rhyan, where she grabbed a bag of tasty dried blueberries for a healthy snack before starting her walk.
They appeared to be taking a walk around the Hollywood Reservoir, a popular route for residents looking to get some exercise and a favorite of several local stars.
Her son Rhyan was dressed casually in a gray graphic T-shirt with matching gray shorts and his own New Balance trainers.
He wore thin metal-rimmed glasses and sported a thick red beard.
Donna seems to have kept quiet about Rhyan’s father over the years, and he was born in 1993, three years before her marriage to Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe.
Sixx later adopted Rhyan, and the famous son followed both his parents with a career bridging Hollywood and making music, working as a film composer.
Woman in White: Her ensemble included a baggy sweatsuit-style sleeveless jumpsuit with thin straps that showed off her arms and cleavage. She dressed down the look by adding a mustard yellow sports bra
Light-footed: She prepped for a long walk by wearing a chunky set of gray New Balance sneakers
Darker: While Donna is best known as a blonde from her stint on Baywatch from 1996 to 1998, she flaunted elegant brunette locks on her holiday walk
Donna also shares her 22-year-old daughter Frankie-Jean Mary Sixx with the 64-year-old hair metal rocker.
Although D’Errico and Sixx broke up shortly after Frankie-Jean was born, when he entered rehab, they got back together, only to separate for good in 2006. Donna filed for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences, and their marriage was dissolved in 2007.
The Baywatch beauty has been giving her fans a particularly intimate look at her lately via an OnlyFans account, which you can subscribe to for free, though she charges for her most daring content.
However, she only presents herself there or online after transforming herself with makeup and heavy filters, so fans rarely get a chance to see her natural beauty.
In recent months, Donna has defended herself online against criticism from some followers that plastic surgery is the only thing keeping her figure in check.
However, she told Yahoo life in November last year that she has recently taken steps to feel less self-conscious about her body and about the opinions of anonymous strangers on the internet.
“I still feel a little self-conscious here and there — sometimes a lot,” she admitted. “But I’ve learned to let go of that stuff 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 don’t live the way other people think I should live anymore 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 everyone knows that confidence is sexy.”
However, she noted that she continues to be bullied when she posts racy photos on purpose, though she thought the worst criticism came from “other women” rather than men.
No fuss: Her hair was pinned up in a white baseball cap with messy locks and a high ponytail sticking out from the back
Family: She was joined by her son Rhyan D’Errico, 30. Rhyan followed the ways of his mother and stepfather Nikki Sixx to become a film composer
A series of mean comments to a beautiful bikini photo only encouraged her to keep sharing photos of herself.
‘I’m not going to do that not don’t post stuff like that anymore because then they will feel like they won, not winning. I win,” she continued. “I’m going to turn around right away and post some more things in a bikini. And if I get more hate about that, I’m going to post another one. I’ll post something in lingerie. I get even riskier when I feel like it. I look good, and it’s my account. If I feel like posting a picture in my underwear, I will.”
She also talked about her OnlyFans account and admitted that she started posting there mainly to feel better about herself, although it turned out to be quite a lucrative venture.
In the same interview, the actress also delved into her history with cosmetic surgery while denying claims that her figure is solely the product of it.
She admitted to tightening loose skin after she lost a significant amount of weight following her mother’s death, but she said fans don’t appreciate all the hard work she puts into her body.
“They don’t like to attribute it to all the hard work I put in at the gym,” she said, adding that she instead attributes her current appearance to years of surgery.
Well, let me tell you something: You can’t create my body you’ve seen me post on Instagram in an operating room. It just can’t. There’s no amount of money that can do that,’ Donna said adamantly.
She also added that she cut alcohol out of her life, which had been a big help in keeping her weight down, and it also helped her never worry about blacking out and embarrassing herself again. brought on by alcohol abuse.
Donna again referred to critics of her weight loss and figure in one Instagram message from earlier this month.
Yum! The actress and model stopped Rhyan at a Target, where she grabbed a bag of yummy dried blueberries for a healthy snack before starting her walk
Standing up for herself: She has hit back at social media trolls in recent months after they claimed her body was solely the product of plastic surgery
Doing the work: Donna has admitted to tightening her skin after quickly gaining 40 pounds and then losing weight after her mother’s death, but she said most of her amazing figure is due to hard work and spend time at the gym
She said her skin-tightening procedure, after initially gaining weight from grief and then quickly losing 40 pounds, made her “better and more confident.”
However, D’Errico realized that not all of her fans could accept that.
“People like to say I owe my body to plastic surgery. If they say and believe that, which makes them feel better about themselves, go for it,” she said dismissively.
‘No, I’m not perfect. But perfect is impossible and boring,” Donna continued, before happily challenging her fans. “I hope you enjoy the photos as much as I enjoy freeing myself from fear of judgment by posting them. And if you don’t, that’s okay too.’