Kendra Wilkinson’s Requisite “How I Got My Body Back” Tabloid Cover

Feb 11, 2010 | Filed Under: Celebrities, Pop Culture | Tags: Kendra Wilkinson

You knew this was coming: Kendra Wilkinson strikes a pose declaring “MY BODY AFTER BABY” on the cover of this week’s OK! magazine. Amazingly, she bears NO sign of her C-section. Or any sort of “flaw” whatsoever. Or belly button! Hell, after eight weeks, you could still see my pregnancy racing stripe, er… I mean, linea nigra. I’m sure Kendra does look great, but come on. Give us a postpartum zit AT LEAST.

*SIGH* If only I had a real-life airbrusher to follow me around. “This dimple on my ass — erase it!” “I’m feeling a little fuzzy today… sharpen me!”

Jealousy-driven suspicions about Kendra’s cover aside, I gotta admit that is one cute kid. Hank Junior doesn’t need no stinkin’ airbrush.

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Cowgirl in the Sand says:

I STILL have my pregnancy racing stripe, 6 months later!
February 11th, 2010 at 8:29 am - Reply
gg says:

I had my stripe for a year. The Photoshopping of that cover is ridic but I guess nobody wants to see what a woman REALLY looks like after having a baby.
February 11th, 2010 at 4:37 pm - Reply
mama c-ta! says:

how about some respect for those awesome bodies of ours? it sure is sad that mamas’ bodies just *created a whole new person* and we’re all “get me a belly bandit and starve me until i look like a college girl again!” the racing stripe and tummy pudge should totally be a badge of honor, right? (as is the ever-present barf or snot on my shoulder)
February 13th, 2010 at 7:24 pm - Reply