Vanderpump Rules star Brittany Cartwright slams body shamers three months after giving birth to baby – Daily Mail

She endured backlash throughout her pregnancy and has been criticized for her postpartum figure.

And Brittany Cartwright slammed body shamers for trying to tear her down in an Instagram story shared on Sunday.

The 32-year-old reality star posted a photo from the Midnight in the Switchgrass premiere where she looked stunning in a bodycon dress three months after giving birth to baby Cruz, only to have to defend herself from negative commentary.

Brittany and her husband, Jax Taylor, were just a few of the Vanderpump Rules stars on hand to support Randall Emmett at the premiere of his directorial debut in Los Angeles last week. 

The Kentucky born beauty looked ravishing wearing a tight red dress with a plunging neckline and a thigh slit. 

‘I keep seeing the comments that I look pregnant here, well guess what? I probably do – I just had a baby three months ago and my body is healing and I’m working hard to get back in shape,’ she wrote. 

‘Every body is different, every pregnancy is different. I’m so proud of this body, it gave me the best blessing I could ever imagine & on top of it all, I felt great this night.’

Brittany recently began dating her postpartum fitness journey on Instagram after giving birth to her son, Cruz Cauchi, on April 12. 

After posting her red dress snap, Cartwright shared her gym fit in the mirror before heading to a personal training session. 

Last week, she posed in front of a mirror in her home gym and wore an Adidas shirt tucked into a knot with a pair of black shorts.

‘Every story is different and this is mine,’ she wrote across the image. ‘I’m going to be in here every single day!!! (Maybe one day off lol.)’ 

Earlier this year, she faced scrutiny online for her changing figure and made sure to quell any negative talk about her pregnant body as she addressed trolls on Instagram. 

‘If you are a person who comments on a pregnant woman’s body in a negative way, then you, my friend, can rawt in hailll,’ she wrote. ‘Respectfully.’