Whitney Port flaunts her tummy in sheer bra as she dresses in front of her 1.5M followers… after admitting she felt ‘pressured’ to lose weight on The Hills

Whitney Port was seen wearing a white lace bra in a video shared to her Insta Stories on Wednesday.

The reality TV diva – best known for The Hills – was seen donning gray trousers as she performed Jack Harlow's Lovin On Me for her 1.5 million Instagram followers.

Her tiny waist became the highlight as she struggled with the belt of the Rent The Runway pants before donning a white Joah Brown tank top, a black leather Iro Paris jacket, white Under Armor socks and black lace-up sneakers. She then grabbed an Anine Bing bag and Isabel Marant sunglasses for her complete look.

The beauty was in her home as she got ready to go to the airport, she said in the video.

This comes after producer Tim Rosenman's wife said so felt a “pressure” to be thin when she became famous on The Hills.

The star had just finished high school when she started filming The Hills and explained that she initially thought she was “so much bigger” than her female co-stars and that her sudden fame “affected” her relationship with food, but 'steps' to solve things.

When asked if she felt pressure to be skinny while starring on the show, she told UsWeekly, “Absolutely. When I started filming The Hills, I was coming out of my freshman year of college, where I had gained a lot of weight.

'And then I saw myself on the screen and I thought, “Oh my God, I'm so much bigger than all the other girls on the show.”

“I think that was the first thing that started to affect my relationship with food. (Later) I was always able to maintain (my weight) because I felt like I was in a healthy place. It's just things from the past year that have caught up with me.

'I met a nutritionist and now I'm trying to figure out what my real problems are. What I have realized is that they are completely eco-friendly. I lost my father 10 years ago. I have been on an infertility journey for five years and there was so much sadness and loss. Sometimes you can deny things like that because you don't want to look at them. I didn't even know it was affecting my physical health in that way.”

The former MTV star added that the recent comment about her slim figure at New York Fashion Week “made her blood boil,” even as she appreciated her fans' concerns.

She said, “I started seeing all the comments on (an Instagram) post I had done, and Timmy said, 'Maybe this is something you want to clear up'”

'I appreciate the concerns that were real. It's the assessment of “Eat a burger,” or “Maybe if you gain 20 pounds you would actually get pregnant.” those things that are so unnecessary.

“I was alone in my hotel room (during New York Fashion Week) and I saw that a certain post had a lot of comments. So I thought, let's see what happens here, and honestly, it just made my blood boil.

'I'm so tired of other people having an opinion about how I look and knowing nothing. So I thought, 'I have to say something. I'm done with it.'

In November, she said she's still a “work in progress.”

The 38-year-old reality star has struggled with her mental health over the years, but Whitney feels like she's in a much better place now.

Whitney told E! News: 'I think I'm growing up, I'm almost forty.

'I have taken the lead and will continue. I'm a work in progress like everyone else, but I'm definitely doing the things I set out to do that make me happy and feel my best.”

Whitney's believes it is important to be open and honest about her mental health issues.

She explained: 'It's important that we all empower ourselves to make sure we're on top of things.

'I also think we know we are not alone. I think sharing it and talking about what's really going on makes other people feel like, “Oh, phew. It's not all rainbows and butterflies.' And that makes everyone feel a little more united.”

Whitney has learned to ignore outside talk and negativity during her time in the spotlight.

When asked how she deals with negative comments, the reality star explained, “I've learned that it's best to just do your thing, make sure you take care of yourself and not pay attention to all the comments because that whole story, the more you get involved, the more it spirals and becomes bigger than it needs to be. So if you make the sound quieter there, the sound in your own brain also becomes quieter.'

Whitney has developed a number of 'tools' to deal with the tough times in life.

Whitney – who has struggled with depression in the past – said: 'S*** happens, life happens. We all face tough things, but learning the tools to get through them is the most important thing.”

She later said she was devastated after her surrogate mother suffered two miscarriages.

The star is mother to six-year-old son Sonny with her producer husband. They turned to surrogacy in a bid to give their son a brother or sister after he suffered a series of fertility problems – and have now revealed two attempts to have another. baby failed.

During an appearance on the 'With Whit' podcast, 'The Hills' star admitted: 'Both transfers ended in miscarriages. The last miscarriage was only a month ago.'

Tim added: 'And it's worth saying that after seven and a half weeks we were both told we had a 97% chance of a successful pregnancy. So to have that back to back, the odds are really crazy.

'So we think: is there something going on, with the surrogate mother or with our embryos?'

They now have three embryos and are trying to decide how to proceed. Whitney explained, “We're kind of in this early phase again where we have three embryos left, two that have been tested and one that hasn't been tested yet. We decide: should we try a new laboratory? Do we do another round of egg harvesting to get new embryos? Are all these embryos from the last batch bad, or do we put one of the embryos that have already been created into the surrogacy and just keep that going while we make a plan to do another egg retrieval…

“(We're not) back to square one (but) it feels (like we have to start over) every time a miscarriage happens.”

Tim further emphasized that it is exhausting for both of them to have to do the process over and over again, adding: 'All that emailing and planning, it's like another job. The administrative work to get this done is so tedious and creates even more exhaustion.”

Whitney admitted that she's doing her best to stay calm despite all the turmoil, saying, “What I'm thinking about is how do I go about it and simplify and try to keep some peace and calm as I deal with these other things that are happening.”

'I can't help it, but it's weighing me down. I want to be present (at work), be there for Sonny.”

The TV star has been open about her struggle to become a mother again, previously revealing that she had lost a number of pregnancies in recent years.

She announced she was pregnant with her second child in November 2021, but suffered a miscarriage shortly after announcing the baby news, prompting the couple to seek surrogacy in their attempt to have another baby.