E! Reality Star, Kendra Baskett says she is not going to go back to her original size. I blogged earlier about Kendra Baskett hosting a bikini party at the Wet Republic over the weekend, where she was showing off her new bikini body, and from what Kendra has said she plans on showing off her new body more. Kendra said "I’m just working with the body I have now. And I want to keep the hips. I want to keep that hourglass shape. I think that’s so much sexier."

When her husband Hank Baskett, wide receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles, was asked what he though about the ex-Playboy Bunny’s new body he said "When she put her bikini on, I was like, ‘Damn!’" Hank continued,  "It’s looking incredible … I don’t know how she got back like this quick, but that’s my baby, and all I can say is damn." Kendra said that the key to her maintaining is "Dance is a huge thing," she said. "If you want to lose weight and have fun, just dance."
 

Former Girl Next Door, Kendra Baskett has been partying it up in Las Vegas lately, and showing off her gorgeous bikini body! Just this past weekend she was spotted out there with her husband, and Philadelphia Eagles Wide Receiver Hank Baskett. Kendra Baskett and hubby Hank were at the Wet Republic and MGM hosting some poolside parties. Kendra was rocking a revealing one piece swimsuit from Bikini Bay from the shops at Planet Hollywood. Holly Madison also joined Kendra Baskett out poolside. Holly Madison is best known as one of Hugh Hefner’s carefree live-in girlfriends, showed up in a two piece bikini from Beach Bunny.

Hank and Kendra were in town filming for their E! Entertainment Television series entitled Kendra, which began its second season on March 14th.

Model Irina Krupnik is a little upset over the usage of a picture of her in the comedy film "Couples Retreat". Irina Krupnik is so mad that she is actually suing over it. She has filed a $10 million defamation lawsuit against the releasing studio, NBC Universal. Krupnik claims that she gave the picture’s rights over to a photo stock agency, where the filmmakers would have obtained it. Krupnik adds that a character in the movie used her photo as a sexual aid. The lawsuit apparently says Krupnik would never have allowed the photo to be morphed from “a commonplace swimwear ad to softcore pornography.”

However with that said, a rep from NBC Universal released a statement saying “The photo at the center of this claim was licensed to Universal and the studio was entirely within its rights to use it in Couples Retreat.” It will be interesting to see how this lawsuit turns out and if Irina Krupnik wins her desired $10 million.