Whitney Port has had it with the “harsh” comments about her body.
Nearly one month after the “Hills” alum shared husband Tim Rosenman’s concerns that she is underweight, Port hit back at Instagram trolls’ hateful digs about her bathing suit bod.
“I, of course, appreciate any concern over my health but just a friendly reminder to hold yourself back from making snarky comments about someone’s weight, cause Timmy will come for you!” the former reality star, 38, wrote on her Story Sunday.
After clarifying that she was “just kidding,” Port continued, “But for real, I’m super down with constructive criticism, but be careful how harsh, unfounded or mean-spirited your words can be.”
The “City” alum also denied posting bikini photos while on a Cabo family trip as “body checks.”
She wrote, “I didn’t even know what that meant until someone wrote it on one of my posts! … I’m on a beach vacation. In a bathing suit. Warning: some pictures and videos might show my body.”
Port noted that she’s a “busy mom who needs to take better care of” herself and is “on it,” calling her followers’ concerns about her health “blown a bit out of proportion.”
Similarly, the “With Whit” host told her podcast listeners earlier this month that she has “yet to admit” to having an eating disorder.
“I think, though, that it is a type of disordered eating,” she said of her “lazy” and “picky” habits. “That’s not OK, that’s not healthy. I’m obviously not giving my body the nutrients it needs.”
The fashion designer has been documenting her meals on social media ever since, from Baskin-Robbins runs to fruit plates.
She has also been photographed in recent weeks bringing home an Urth Caffé smoothie and carrying lunch to a friend’s place.
The “Hills: New Beginnings” alum previously sparked concern when she admitted to never trying pasta and once eating 1,000 calories a day.
Port called those past headlines “salacious” on her podcast on Aug. 1, saying she used to “maybe [be on] a slippery slope of some control issues over” her looks.
