Bikini Babe! ’90 Day Fiancé’ Star Larissa Dos Santos Lima Proudly Reveals Weight Loss in New Swimsuit-Clad Photos
Hot girl summer continues! 90 Day Fiancé star Larissa Dos Santos Lima is proud of the progress she’s making amid her weight loss transformation. The TLC alum posted a new montage of smoldering bikini-clad photos to her Instagram page on Tuesday, September 10, and she also shared a message for her critics.
“The skeptics can say they do not see any changes all they want,” the 33-year-old captioned her snaps. “I feel and see my body sculpting and tightening, especially my tummy that I was always self-conscious about. There is no secret to this. Everyday, inspire yourself with the goals you achieve, and share with others. Who did you inspire today?”
In the comment section, Larissa revealed how she keeps her figure looking so trim. When asked about her workout routine, the Brazilian bombshell spilled, “nothing special just going often and do exercise in home.” The reality star also clarified that she would like to sculpt her upper body more, but not get extremely toned.
The TLC alum has been an open book about the work she’s had done in recent months, having last stopped by the Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Human Performance for a “Kimmy K makeover” back in July. Larissa was given 10 viles of Sculptra filler to give her a more voluptuous derrière and she was thrilled with her results.
In August, Larissa celebrated turning 33 with a birthday party fit for a reality TV queen! She was dressed to impress at the Crazy Horse 3 Gentlemen’s Club in Las Vegas, where she previously celebrated her divorce party after splitting with Colt Johnson. Larissa was surrounded by friends and loved ones at the shindig, including her boyfriend, Eric Nichols.
“The music, the girls with big boobies, cocktails and the food was so good,” she dished to In Touch exclusively before the bash. “I have the best pizza I ever have there. I can’t wait.”
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