Selma Blair Gobbles Chocolate In Skimpy Daisy Dukes

Scroll for the action. Selma, who tends to influence for mid-range brands, was very much going Hollywood today. The "Legally Blonde" face, seemingly all pally with KKW Beauty founder Kim, appeared indoors, seated, and in a tiny pair of Daisy Dukes, plus a frilly and sleeveless white top.

Picking up a giant wooden hammer and smashing a heart-shaped chocolate filled with bitesize candy, the actress was seen tapping into what KKW Beauty has to offer, then unboxing a small bottle of fragrance and picking up the leftover goodies.

Selma, reaching back into the now broken heart to grab the chocolate, then crammed it into her mouth and giggled. The star's gorgeous smile, from under a hat, was warming hearts in the comments section, with Selma, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, also seen with a perspex cane near her.

"Too beautiful to break. But, alas, the metallic heart won out. Metallic Hearts for Valentines🤎 New collection by @kkwfragrance @kimkardashian," the caption read.

"Hammer time" was quickly the top-liked comment, with clothing brand Alice + Olivia responding: "Love." See her swimsuit body after the video!

Selma's post today blurred the lines between paid promo and casual shout-out. If the former, the star is set to have earned herself some decent top-up cash, with pay on Instagram correlating with following, per Vox's experts.

"Influencers with up to 1 million followers can get $10,000 [per post], depending on the platform, and 1 million followers and up, you’re getting into territory where they can charge $100,000. Some can even get $250,000 for a post!"

Selma has 2.4 million Instagram followers. Scroll for more photos.

Selma, who revealed her M.S. diagnosis in 2018 and continues to document trying times on her Instagram, is fresh from admitting that it was a tough Christmas, one that came with tears. Posting in her paper party hat over the holidays, Selma told fans:

"A quiet Christmas. We did not see our friends or family besides our tiny group. I have had trouble staying awake. And crying. I know the holidays can be hard for some. The first with my mother dead. The first in Covid. The first with more hope for our world than I have ever wished for."