Whitney Port seemed very confident on Monday night.
The Hills veteran posted several sexy images to her Instagram account.
The The 38-year-old reality TV star shows off her roughly 1.5 million followers in two different looks.
The first was a black one-shoulder evening dress as the svelte star suggestively sucked on a strawberry as they sat on a hotel bed.
‘Casual last day in New York while filming for @amazoninfluencerprogram. All look links in my stories,” the diva wrote.
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Wow: Whitney Port seemed very confident on Monday night. The Hills veteran posted several sexy images to her Instagram account
The leg! The 38-year-old reality TV star shows off her roughly 1.5 million followers in two different looks. The first was a black one-shoulder evening dress
The mother-of-one then shared images of her toned stomach as she sat in a skimpy black bikini with rings on the bottom as she relaxed at Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa.
She said in her caption, “Just what we needed.” She was with her son.
Port announced on Instagram on Sunday that she was done talking about her weight loss.
“I’m so done with this conversation about my body without me. If I post certain photos, it’s because I think the shot is cool. I knew my legs looked skinny on that pole, but I also knew it was an angle.
‘Why do I even have to justify this? Instagram has always been a supportive place for me, but the amount of comments about my body is frustrating,” she wrote on Instagram Stories along with a photo of Central Park.
“When did it become my responsibility to look the way you want me to look? In order to look like the version of me that best fits your vision, I didn’t even want to bring up this weigh-in talk in the first place and many of you are making me regret it. I want this to be a place where we CAN and SHOULD show concern and care, without threats of unfollowing or unpleasantness,” she concluded.
Whitney recently revealed that a nutritionist made her feel validated because they said they believed she did not have an eating disorder but a “disordered eating” due to “neurovegetative depression” after she raised concerns about her weight.
About it: ‘I’m so over this conversation that my body would have to exist without me. If I post certain photos it’s because I think the shot is cool,” Whitney posted on Instagram
The Hills star – who previously vowed to see a specialist – opened up about her first appointment with a “nutritionist/psychiatrist” in the latest episode of her podcast With Whit.
Because she has previously said that she does not believe she has an eating disorder, she found it “affirming” that the expert agreed with her.
She explained, “I don’t think I have an eating disorder and she didn’t think I had an eating disorder, and that really felt like an affirmation.
“She said, ‘Maybe you have an eating disorder because of emotional issues, but I don’t think you have an eating disorder,’ so that really felt like confirmation.”
The television personality admitted that even when she felt like she didn’t believe she had an eating disorder, it was hard to shake that doubt.
Whitney continued, “I felt like I could trust myself, like I could trust my gut, like I wasn’t crazy, because I was really afraid that I was denying how I saw myself or what was really going on, because I pride myself on being a very socially conscious person.
Showing off her body: She was headless in this photo where she showed off her suit and necklace at a resort
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‘So it was hard for me because I was like, ‘s*** don’t I understand?’ but I feel like I am, I really feel like I am and I feel like I’m taking the steps to take care of myself and the hardest part for me is going to be consistency.”
Whitney said the “nutritionist/psychiatrist” suspects she may actually be suffering from something called “neurovegetative depression.”
However, the star said, “I don’t want to put a label on myself, and she didn’t want to put a label on me right away, but she said what it sounded like… it’s just lethargy, and it all made perfect sense to me.”
“I think it’s just all these underlying things that have slowly eroded the self-confidence and added a little bit to what (runs in my family). I think that affects my weight and my food intake.’
Whitney was joined in a previous podcast episode by her husband Tim Rosenman, 46, who explained his feelings about her significantly slimmed down figure.
Tim clarified that her original statement that he had expressed concern about her weight and encouraged her to eat more had been blown “out of proportion.”
Tim clarified that her original statement that he had expressed concern about her weight and encouraged her to eat more had been blown “out of proportion.”
He explained that when he said he was “concerned” about her weight, he really meant that he found her “too thin” in an aesthetic sense, as he prefers her with a fuller appearance.
Whitney and her husband’s efforts to address fans’ concerns about her weight come after she announced plans to consult a nutritionist about her weight loss.
More from this woman: The star also posed in a pink satin and beige lace nightgown
G wiz! She had a G tattoo on her side behind her chest while she applied makeup
Whitney’s husband said he preferred her with “another 10 to 15 pounds,” even as he admitted this could open him up to criticism from fans who felt he shouldn’t express any opinions about how the body of his wife should look like.
“I’m not concerned about your health,” he continued, adding that he knew the results of blood tests, including her triglycerides and cholesterol levels, and therefore he was confident she was in good health.
“I was concerned if you had a strained relationship with food, with the appearance of being in the public eye,” he said.
However, Whitney admitted that she wasn’t a fan of the way she currently looks either.
However, she blamed her ‘torn esophagus’ for her drastic weight loss and said she ‘never gained the weight back’ after being ill.
She added that she planned to see a doctor to work on her “pickiness” and make sure she was getting all the nutrients she needed.
Tim then added that it wasn’t acceptable for complete strangers to make rude comments on her social media posts, such as telling her to “eat a burger.”
“You’re probably healthier than 99 percent of the population,” he said confidently.