Donna D'Errico Flaunts Flawless Curves In Her Little Black Dress

Actress Donna D'Errico looks like she is getting ready for a garden party in her little black dress!

The "Baywatch" star looked stunning as she reclined in the grass, giving fans a glimpse of her summer fun!

In another recent Instagram post, the "Frank and Penelope" actress shared three stunning snaps that featured her posing in a long black sleeveless dress with a matching black wide-brimmed hat. She is reclining in the grass while her dark hair falls around her face in loose waves. The second photo features a close-up photo of her face while the third snap features her wearing sunglasses; her dark hair is tied up in a floral headscarf.

“I learned my lesson well. You see, you can’t please everyone. So you got to please yourself,” she wrote in the caption. Fans were quick to gush over her photos. “Elegant and classy,” one fan commented. “Definitely ready for that garden party,” another follower chimed in. “Goodness. The most beautiful southern belle I’ve ever seen,” a third fan gushed.

“Simply elegant and beautiful as always, Donna,” another follower wrote. “Classic timeless beauty! Always sexy in any modeling era!” another fan exclaimed. “You look beautiful in black, Donna. That’s my favorite color,” another follower shared. “Donna, you never cease to impress me with your remarkable images! Your versatility and ability to create so many different genres looks etc. I’m in awe,” another fan added.

In July 2022, she told Fox News that she had stopped defining herself by others' expectations of who she should be and what she should look like.

"Once upon a time I used to allow what others thought of me to really bother me and even dictate my actions," she explained. "And those ‘others’ I speak of were almost exclusively other women. Strangers in public or haters online, so many women just seem to love tearing other women down."

"It affected me pretty badly over time," Donna confessed. "No matter how great I felt about how I looked when I left the house, if I got photographed while out I’d be absolutely torn to shreds by mostly women making fun of everything about me in online comments."

"They always loved making fun of my legs," she shared. "I have thick legs, always have and always will. It’s how I’m made. They would also make fun of my feet, my hands, stretch marks, cellulite, my teeth are too big, I’m too short, I’m not as pretty as this actress or that actress, my dress is ugly, I have no style, my face is too round, my eyes are too far apart, my eyebrows are too thin, my hairline is too low, etc."

She also opened up about a time when a female reporter ridiculed her for having stretch marks.

"I remember when I was on ‘Baywatch’ this one female reporter was interviewing me on camera while I was wearing my swimsuit," she recalled. "She pointed down to my leg and asked, ‘What’s that?’ I watched as the camera aimed at where she was pointing at my leg. She was pointing at stretch marks on one of my hips I had gotten while pregnant with my son. She knew very well what they were but wanted to point them out on camera and ask me about them."

"Then the camera panned back up to me awaiting my answer," she continued. "I awkwardly looked around and then down at the ground and quietly said, ‘Stretch marks.’ Then the female reporter said, ‘Did you say stretch marks?’ And I saw the camera again aim down at my legs. I thought I was going to vomit. I looked up at the female reporter, and she was grinning. I ended the interview and quickly ran off in tears. I still remember that to this day. Women are just mean."

Fortunately, critical comments about her appearance no longer bother her as much as they once did.

"Life is shorter than you realize and there will always be someone with something rotten to say so just go have fun and don’t hurt anyone and do stuff that makes you happy," she said before she thanked her social media followers for their support.

"I am so blown away by all the supportive comments on my post on Instagram," she added. "It seriously has brought me to tears."