Donna D’Errico struck a sultry pose while clapping back at the “hater women” who allegedly reported her risqué Instagram pictures.
“Here’s another photo that had to be removed in order to lift the shadow ban on my account after a group of women haters went through my account reporting all my posts,” the “Baywatch” alum wrote via Instagram Monday.
In the shots, the 55-year-old actress donned a lacy black bra and corset as she straddled a pumpkin ahead of Halloween.
The former Playboy model added in her caption that there was “nothing wrong” with her sexy snaps, which were previously taken down.
“So I’m turning right back around and reposting them,” D’Errico wrote.
She continued, “Hater women: Feel better about yourselves. Build up other women. In doing so, you can shine, too. Failing that, I guess you can simply kiss my ass.”
The onlyFans creator shared a similar message Sunday after claiming she was forced to “remove” some of her steamy Instagram posts due to getting “shadow banned” — which occurs when a social media platform block a user’s content from showing up on other’s feeds.
“There’s a group of women haters who routinely report all of my posts because it makes them feel better about themselves to see a thriving, confident woman get shadow banned and have to keep taking down all of her posts,” D’Errico wrote on Instagram alongside a video of herself strutting in a teeny blue bikini.
“Using technology to bully is still, in fact, bullying. And Donna doesn’t get bullied.”
D’Errico began promoting her onlyFans via Instagram just over a year ago.
In August, the model celebrated her one-year anniversary on the subscription-based platform — primarily known for its adult and NSFW content — by posing in a yellow polka dot bikini.
“Two days until my one year anniversary on ‘the site that shall not be named,'” she captioned her playful Instagram post. “Here’s me in a bikini scraping paint off a wall.”
In a separate post, D’Errico wrote that she was “loving every minute” being on OnlyFans.
“No haters, no trolls, no drama – just pure freedom to be myself. No ragrets [sic], baby!”
