victim of sexism, this actress reframes internet users

Better not to look for it too much… In 1989, viewers discovered Baywatch, a series that followed a squad of Los Angeles County lifeguards led by Lt. Mitch Chuchannon. All dressed in red bathing suits and still equipped with their famous buoys, these lifeguards had to deal with the dangers of the Malibu beach every day, while dealing with their personal lives. A famous soap opera on the small screen which lasted for less than eleven seasons and launched the careers of stars like David Charvet, Pamela Anderson or even Donna d’Errico. Interpreter during two seasons of Donna Marco, the former playmate today pursues a discreet career as an actress, while regularly feeding her Instagram account. With more than 880,000 subscribers, the 54-year-old star does not hesitate to display your dream plastic. What does not seem to please to some Internet users.

On the weekend of July 4, American National Day, Donna d’Errico was indeed violently taken to task by some, notably “a lot of women”who criticized her for wearing a bikini, calling her a “too old” to wear such an outfit, or to “desperate”. “Let me tell you something that might surprise you: I can actually wear and literally do whatever i want. With that, here I am in a bikini, squatting on a coffee table”, she wrote on July 17, in the caption of the said photo. A strong message from the actress who, in this way, wanted speak out against sexismbut also the ageism of which she is a victim on social networks.

“I feel damn good”

Rising against her detractors, Donna d’Errico did not hesitate, a few days later, to give it a layer. Proud of her dream plasticshe unveiled this time a video where she turns in a bikini, doing a turn on herself to prove that she has nothing to hide her body, before thanking those who supported her after her previous take of position. “I’m by no means close to perfect, but I feel damn good”she wrote in the caption, before saying that she had done “A short break” after his previous post in order to “to cross America with [son] dog”. Enough to recharge the batteries to better face criticism, and above all, to take a step back to advocate self-love above all.