Kendra Wilkinson Shocked by Post-Baby Body

Someone should have sat new mother Kendra Wilkinson down, when she was still a mother-to-be, and explained to her how this whole baby thing worked. She seemed to be under something of the impression that she could have a baby and still keep her Playboy-grade body. Her interview seems honest and somewhat fair, but she still sounds what borders on naive to the point of being ridiculous.

Wilkinson bored of whoring herself and her newborn son, Hank Jr., to OK! magazine. So, this week, she is turning tricks at Us Weekly. It must be a nice change of scenery (I hear Us has nicer drapes and as many refills as you like).

She gave an exclusive interview with Us in which she spoke about how she felt, post-birth, seeing her skinny model girlfriends; newly insecure, she hoped husband Hank Baskett wouldn’t get a wondering eye and look at them instead.

“I had my friends over, and it was bad timing,” Kendra, 24, tells Us. “They were really hot and had really nice bodies,” she says of her visitors, which included former Girls Next Door costar Holly Madison and Playboy model Tiffany Fallon. “I was just hoping Hank didn’t look at them! Having a different body was such a culture shock. I’m so used to being hot and fit.” Although “it wasn’t that extreme,” the reality star says, “I did go through some depression.” The one-time centerfold adds that her body confidence remains shaky. “I love my legs, and I love my butt, but everything else I hate.” Everything including her breasts, she says, which “went from a 34C to an E. Now that they’re going down, they’re a little bigger than I want,” she says. “I want to even out my body a little.” [Us]

Second season premiere of E! show, Kendra, showing post-baby stretch marks.