Paulina Porizkova, 60, shares VERY sexy bikini photo before bravely revealing a more realistic snap with 'no filter'
The 60-year-old Vogue supermodel was seen in both her sexy string bikini and her plain nude-toned lingerie in an Instagram post shared on Tuesday for her 1.2M followers.
In the bikini snap, the siren looked flawless with not a mark on her skin or a hair out of place while she was lounging in a cabana by a lake.
In the lingerie image, the catwalk veteran was under a less flattering light as she looked to be in poor spirits.
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue favorite took note of her two different looks and how she accepts both as she settles into her sixties.
'This is me. Vacation, pretty light, posing for a shot,' she began writing about the stunning bikini photo.
And she then commented on her other look: 'This is also me. Home, not great light, not posing,' added the '80s icon about the lingerie photo.
Then Porizkova wrapped it up: 'This is 60. This is 60 years of sometimes healthy eating, sometimes not. 60 years of sometimes working out, sometimes not. 60 years of doing the right things followed by doing the wrong things and over again and again.'
The Prostějov native also noted: 'It's 60 years of learning of what works and what doesn't. And just as I think I've figured it out, everything changes and I have to start again.
'The beauty of 60 is that now I understand the importance is IN the lesson, not passing the exam.'
Her hashtags were for 'between jlo and betty white,' 'this is 60' as well as 'no makeup and no filter. She also said that she was keepin' it real.'
Her celebrity followers loved the post with Charisma Carpenter noting: 'Stunner. But also, fierce, intuitive, a talented writer, resilient, empathic and so very intelligent. Inspiring! Hope to connect again soon.'
Alyssa Milano wrote, 'The most beautiful at any age and in any light.' Linda Evangelista used a proud hands emoji as Selma Blair commented: 'Gorgeous ❤️.'
She often talks aging.
In 2023 Porizkova said she used to take her body 'for granted.'
The model is still keen to stay in shape even though it takes 'much more time and effort' but explained that it is all worth it because it allows her to keep moving through the 'beauty of the world.'
She told SheKnows: 'Staying in shape takes much more time and effort, but it allows me to fully inhabit this shell I was given at birth, something I took for granted most of my life. But not anymore. Now it's a deliberate decision to allow it to work as best as it can, being grateful for its ability to move me through the world to keep harvesting the beauty of it all. Pain included.'
Meanwhile, the former America's Next Top Model judge was married to singer Ric Ocasek from 1989 until his death in 2019 and has children Jonathan, 31, and 26-year-old Oliver with him but faced financial hardship and had to sell her house when she learned she had been left out of his will.
Paulina wrote her memoir No Filter and admitted she wished she could have just told of her struggles on Instagram but knew she had to 'set boundaries' on her revelations because it could have affected the potential of a house sale.
She added: 'It was such a ridiculous situation to be in. In fact, all that kept going through my brain at that time was, 'I need to write a scripted TV series about a woman who this happens to and she has a fabulous, beautiful house, but she has zero money to pay for it. And she can't tell anybody that she has zero money to pay for it because then she won't be able to sell it at its proper price.
'So she's trying to act rich, but she really can't afford to do it.' Like, I had the most nonsensical and useless ideas! I had to set boundaries on what I would reveal. I wish I could have just given it up on Instagram and [said], 'I'm so f***** right now.
'Like, I don't have money for groceries, and my friends are buying all the food, and I'm freaking out about trying to sell my house.' But that would have been sawing off my legs at the knee. It would have made me feel better, but it would have screwed me.
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Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 8 Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom won a court battle to evict an elderly disabled veteran from his home Credit: Getty 8 Chris Pratt and his wife Katherine Schwarzenegger are renting the $15 million house previously owned by Carl Westcott - which is at the heart of a heated legal fight Credit: Getty 8 An ailing and bedridden Carl Westcott, 85, who has a neurological disorder and is fighting Perry's claim for back rent and alleged damages Credit: Instagram / kameronwestcott 8 The second phase of the court battle is in connection with Westcott's former Montecito property, which he sold for $15 million in 2020 Credit: Supplied by the Westcott Family Westcott's family is outraged the popstar is suing the ailing man - who receives 24/7 care - for $6 million to cover back rent and alleged damages. Entrepreneur Westcott, a US Army veteran and founder of 1-800 Flowers - sold his Montecito mansion to Perry for $15 million in July 2020. 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The source added that, ironically, "Shriver initially put in a bid for the same house in 2020." Westcott's attorney returned to court last Tuesday ahead of a "likely attempt to subpoena Pratt because he is a material witness," she said. "For example, to establish when he started renting? He is living in a property that is wrapped up in a legal battle." The star is likely to be asked to testify - "Katy has already been mandated to do so," the source said. She added that Westcott's team "want to know how much Pratt is renting the house for. "Perry has claimed millions of dollars in damages, and claimed that it's not liveable - it's clearly liveable because an A-list actor is renting it." PRATT TESTIMONY Pratt's name was mentioned several times in court filings by Westcott's legal team last Friday in documents submitted to the Superior Court of the State of California. 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Their filings also alleged, "The current issues were caused by Perry/Gudvi waiting until after the September 2024 discovery cutoff to perform repairs, unless they did no repairs yet were still able to rent out the house as-is to Chris Pratt, which would tend to show the alleged repairs were exaggerated to drum up damages. "Either way, Perry's conduct is unfair and without the requested house inspection and short depositions requested by Westcott deprives him of a trial on the real merits." PERRY TO TESTIFY The source told The U.S. Sun today, "Judge Lipner confirmed that Katy will have to testify for at least an hour or more to the damages claim." Timeline of Katy Perry's mansion battle against veteran Carl Westcott July 2020: Entrepreneur Carl Westcott, US Army veteran and founder of 1-800 Flowers - sold his Montecito mansion to Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom for $15 million. Westcott had bought it only two months earlier for about $11.25 million. 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