PHOTOSHilaria Baldwin Shares Incredible Post-Baby Bikini Selfie
Aug. 23 2018, Updated 4:45 p.m. ET
Hilaria Baldwin has been proudly showing off her post-baby body since giving birth to son Romeo back in May. Her most recent upload, however, may just be her sexiest, as she took a flawless selfie in nothing but a bikini!
Hilaria and her husband Alec Baldwin officially welcomed their newborn son Romeo back in mid-May. He joins older sister Carmen and brothers Rafael and Leonardo in the "Baldwinito" family.
She has had zero problems with showing off her post-baby body over the past two months, even posting a selfie of her in a bikini only one day after giving birth!
Not only that, but she's been an outspoken advocate for maintaining a healthy body image where she encourages her followers to share unretouched photos of them selves and to be proud of the skin their in.
Now Hilaria has shared another post-baby bikini selfie, captioning it with "10 weeks, one day...it’s been a while since I posted an update photo like this. I do it to inspire feeding and exercising your body right. If it resonates with you, wonderful! If not, think of it as a bikini and scroll past."
She sadly had to deal with some trolls on said photo who claimed she photoshopped the image. It didn't take long for her to follow that post up with a video of herself in the same bikini, with a long caption that showed the mommy of four defending the body that she's in. "For those who are saying I photoshopped...how about this? If my ribs look funny, I apologize for them. I just had a very large baby so maybe they are still expanded. I don’t know...or maybe they will be like this forever. Whatever, I got a beautiful baby out of it, so I’m fine with them. I’m the worst with technology anyway, so the idea of me altering an image is laughable. If you know me, I’m totally against all of that and have been an advocate for appearing natural. It’s a shame that people are so accustomed to fake, that they want to see it everywhere. I teach health because I want you to be happy and healthy. I believe life is both too long and too short to not be. I see the potential in everyone, and believe in my method and I want to help as many as possible. If you would like, take my hand in this quest for feeling good and treating your body well. If not, it is ok too...but don’t cheapen my message by saying silly things. Just move on to somewhere else."
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