Baywatch star Donna D'Errico, 56, shares old pinup covers from her 'blonde days'... see her now
Donna D'Errico was a massive pinup in the 1990s.
The actress came to fame wearing a red swimsuit on the hit TV series Baywatch as she also posed for Hugh Hefner's Playboy magazine.
On Tuesday, the looker from Alabama shared some of her older magazine covers from not only Playboy, but also Maxim and Inside Sports.
In her caption the OnlyFans model noted that her light-haired days were behind her.
'Remember these? Just a few of the hundred or so magazine covers I’ve done. Blonde days! Should I do some now as a brunette?' she wrote in her caption.
The 56-year-old actress still looks incredible today.
Donna D'Errico was a massive pinup in the 1990s. The actress came to fame wearing a red swimsuit on the hit TV series Baywatch as she also posed for Hugh Hefner's Playboy magazine
On Tuesday, the looker from Alabama shared some of her older magazine covers from not only Playboy, but also Maxim and Inside Sports
Donna has a habit of posting sexy images to Instagram as she celebrates staying in great shape over 50.
But trolls have attacked her.
Some have said she was 'too old' to be doing pinup shoots at her age, which she has clapped back at.
In 2022, D'Errico said she feels 'pretty' despite trolls telling her she was 'too old' to share bikini photos online.
The actress, who played Donna Marco on Baywatch, showed off her figure many times in skimpy lingerie.
She captioned one of her alluring posts: 'Oh no she did not just now post a photo of herself in her underwear. #OhYesIDid. I just like this photo. I think I look pretty.'
It came after trolls hit her with messages saying she should not be posing like she did in her modelling and acting heyday.
The mom-of-two, who had one of her children with her Mötley Crüe bassist ex-husband Sixx, and another from a different relationship, hit back: 'I feel sexy as hell.
'Men are complimenting me and I'm eating it up. Let me live. When I'm 80 I'm going to look back and be so happy I did this while I was hot.'
In her caption the OnlyFans model noted that her light-haired days were behind her. 'Remember these? Just a few of the hundred or so magazine covers I’ve done. Blonde days! Should I do some now as a brunette?' she wrote in her caption
The 56-year-old actress still looks incredible today. Last year she posed in a red one-piece swimsuit for a Baywatch-style photo shoot
She was on Baywatch with Pamela Anderson and Yasmine Bleeth
Donna said in 2022: 'Today marks two years without alcohol in my life. I don't miss it. I've been quietly working, raising kids alone, struggling, watching my kids become adults, and struggling some more. I lost my mom and got depressed along the way.
'First, my kids turned out amazing, so I did that right. Second, I never stopped acting, never gave up my passion, of being an artist, of creating something from words on paper.
'When I wasn't acting, I quietly wrote scripts. And third, I invested.
'I'm standing here on the porch of another investment house I just closed on today, on my two-year anniversary of life without alcohol. I paid cash for it.'
This comes after she posed naked for a cause close to her heart in 2023.
For her Maxim cover shoot the TV star wore a black bikini
And here the blonde bombshell had on a cropped sweater and bikini bottoms
She went nude in a new ad for PETA, the people for the ethical treatment of animals.
The star had on nothing but a pair of hoop earrings as she jumps with her arms out. Her long brown hair is worn down in soft waves and she is made up with frosty makeup as she smiles for the camera.
'Wear your own skin, wear vegan,' it is written across her unclothed body. PETA urged people to not wear leather, feathers or fur in the spring 2024 ad.
Donna made her own statement as well.
'The reason that I don't wear any animal products in my wardrobe or shoes or anything like that is just because I don't want to have animals suffer,' shared the pinup who also works for the pay site OnlyFans.
Last year she shared this sexy image. 'Baywatch vibes,' said one of her followers
'I could never want to cause cruelty to animals like that. They can't live without their fur, skin, or feathers, but we can.'
Donna also appeared in a video for PETA.
'To those who think that it might be difficult to transition to a vegan wardrobe, it's so not,' said the model.
'I mean, there's so many amazing products out there and designers that have cruelty-free fashion that are just as good, if not better, and they're really cute.'
Peta warned against wearing animal parts.
'The production of leather, wool, and other animal-derived materials consumes vast amounts of natural resources, pollutes waterways, leads to deforestation and loss of biodiversity, and releases massive amounts of greenhouse gases,' claimed the organization.
'It's a stark reminder that our fashion choices have far-reaching consequences beyond aesthetics.'
Their slogan is: 'Choose vegan. Choose kindness. And wear your own BEAUTIFUL skin.'
