Actress Donna D’Errico, who many will know from her days on Baywatch, has been left fuming after her Instagram was flagged for nudity and the star decided to challenge the platform
Baywatch actress Donna D’Errico has shared a series of underwear snaps to slam Instagram for flagging her content for nudity.
The star publicly called out the platform for “unfairly targeting” her account and took matters into her own hands as she reposted a number of saucy selfies to prove the claims wrong.
In the screensH๏τ, Donna showed a page on Instagram that read “edit or delete content”.
Underneath showed three of her posts that “may be against Instagram’s guidelines on Sєxual activity or nudity,” and the Baywatch star was clearly unimpressed.
Donna clapped back with: “[Instagram] is still relentlessly targeting my account ever since I publicly spoke out about their extreme censorship. They constantly shadowban my account based on pH๏τos I post where I am completely covered up with no nudity.”
“Thousands of accounts on here with total nudity in their posts but if I post in a bathing suit I’m flagged. F***ing ridiculous.”
D’Errico then took things a step further and re-shared the pictures on her Instagram Story.
She began with a shower snap that showed her washing her hair in a white bodysuit as she faced away from the camera.
The actress showed a lot of skin in the high cut ensemble and sarcastically quipped that she “supposes this one will be flagged for nudity too”.
D’Errico added a snap in bright yellow lingerie as she gazed at the camera while her brunette locks tumbled over her shoulder.
She posed in an archway for the sultry selfie and wondered whether “this one” will be flagged too and asked her followers “whether she looks ɴuᴅᴇ or not”.
Another picture followed as Donna posed over a bathroom sink and popped her hip out to show off her figure.
She wore matching blue underwear and asked “if this looks like a ɴuᴅᴇ pH๏τo” to her fans before reposting a video of herself in her Baywatch uniform.
D’Errico posed by the beach to recreate a picture from her most iconic role as Donna Marco and once again asked whether she looked like she was missing her clothes.
The actress then shared her thoughts and questioned whether accounts with “full nudity” were allowed on the platform and why pictures of herself “in a bathing suit” are not.
She closed off the message by claiming that she was being “unfairly targeted”.