Donna D’Errico Flaunts Her Curves In Jeans For ‘Inner Nerd Day’

Wednesday, August 23, was Inner Nerd Day and Donna D'Errico was making sure to celebrate the occasion in style!

The "Baywatch" star took to Instagram to share a single snap that featured her lying on her stomach in a grey crop top and denim jeans.

On Wednesday, August 23, the former "Battlebots" host embraced her inner nerd as she stretched out on her stomach. Light can be seen pouring in from the window, illuminating her blonde hair, as she looks down and away from the camera. She is wearing a grey crop top and denim jeans that accentuate her curves.

In the caption of this Instagram post, Donna wrote, “It’s Find Your Inner Nerd Day! Everyone who knows me knows how nerdy I am in real life. I enjoy obscure activities like cloud watching and reading about bigfoot. Any nerds out there? What nerdy things are you into?” She added the hashtags #FindYourInnerNerdDay, #NerdsAreCool, and #ImAlsoaStarWarsNerd.

”You are the best-looking nerd I've ever seen!” one fan exclaimed. “Simply put: perfection,” another follower wrote. “I'm a total nerd about outer space and aliens,” a third fan shared. “Nerds are the best! I’m a proud one, always,” another follower chimed in. “I’m also a Star Wars nerd,” another fan commented, which means they must have loved what Donna shared for Star Wars Day!

Star Wars Day is celebrated on May 4 of each year. It's a play on the phrase "May The Force Be With You," which becomes, "May The Fourth Be With You." Regardless, the “Frank and Penelope” actress decided to celebrate by pulling out her Princess Leia bikini. “Happy Star Wars Day!! What’s your favorite @starwars film? Who is your favorite character?” she asked in the caption of this Instagram post, along with the hashtags #princessleia, #maythe4thbewithyou, and #linkinbio.

“No insult to Carrie Fisher, but Princess Leia never looked so good,” one fan commented. “Well, now I want every day to be May 4th,” another follower wrote. “Princess Donna is my favorite,” a third fan chimed in. “You could dress up like Chewbacca and it will still always be you,” another follower teased while fans showered her post with comments of “May The Fourth Be With You.”

As The Blast previously reported, ALL of Donna's posts are getting flagged, not just the photos that feature her wearing a bikini or lingerie. She shared a screenshot from Meta on her Instagram Stories, revealing just how many photos were being flagged for "sexual activity or nudity." Donna doesn't post anything like that on her Instagram page, which is causing a great deal of confusion and frustration for both Donna and her fans.

“IG is relentlessly targeting my account ever since I publicly spoke out about their extreme censorship. They constantly shadowban my account based on photos I post where I am completely covered up with no nudity," she wrote. "Thousands of accounts on here with total nudity in their posts but if I post in a bathing suit I’m flagging. F*cking ridiculous.”

After The Blast ran the story, Donna later posted an update to her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, clarifying that ALL of her posts were being flagged. “Not just promo posts – they’re flagging ALL my posts no matter what they say in the caption," she wrote.

She also reminded her fans that there are plenty of other accounts on Instagram that have posted far more risqué photos and videos than she posts on the social media platform. “Their regulations aren’t that strict if they’re allowing other accounts to post full nudity showing genitalia but flagging posts of me wearing dresses and one-piece swimsuits are fully covered,” she wrote. “I’m being unfairly targeted.”

Fans were quick to come to her defense in her latest Instagram post as well. “Stay alert that they try to delete this one as well. If they do then for sure you have a HATER in the crowd,” one fan commented. “Omg you’re so nude,” another follower teased. “Oh No, Donna! Too much skin showing! They going to block you again!!!” a third fan joked.

Considering how she is literally wearing a shirt and jeans, it seems impossible to see how Meta would flag the post as being inappropriate. Time will tell!