RHOBH star Lisa Rinna’s daughter Delilah Belle flaunts teeny waist in Kim Kardashian’s new SKIMS suit
DELILAH Belle is clearly a fan of Kim Kardashian’s new metallic SKIMS swimsuit, as the model flaunted her tiny waist in her own version of the clothing.
The eldest daughter of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Rinna shared a video of herself dancing and twirling in the skimpy thong outfit.
She matched the metallic look with a pair of silver sunglasses.
Delilah, 24, showed off her side boob and bare butt in the swimsuit, which also opened at the stomach to reveal her sculpted abs.
The model made no secret of her love for the look, complimenting the suit’s designer, Kim , on her own Instagram, when the reality star debuted the outfit.
A day earlier, Kim took to her own Instagram to promote her new line as she shared more snaps of herself showing off the new swimwear.
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Among the roars of approval from fans, Delilah commented: “It’s giving Bond girl- it’s giving hot!”
RECOVERY ROAD
Meanwhile, Delilah continues to recover from her drug addiction, and shared a major update on her life after suffering a Xanax overdose and stint in rehab.
In February, the influencer proudly shared the message on her Instagram Stories of her excitingly yelling: “I’m six months sober!”
She appeared to be at a salon when she delivered the news by recording herself in the mirror.
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The runway model boasted about her huge accomplishment while donning a baggy tan sweatshirt with a watch and stack of beaded bracelets on her wrist.
She wore her long blonde hair down as she jumped for joy in the clip, before bringing her hand to her chest, smiling with gratitude.
She included in the video a heart with a timer marking the six month achievement.
‘GOOD DAYS AND BAD DAYS’
Fans worried about the star as earlier that month, she admitted her struggles with her addiction in a candid note.
Alongside an image of her bangle-clad forearm, with a drip inserted, she bravely wrote: “I have been getting a lot of questions about my health recently.
“I have good days and bad days.
“I try my best to power through but sometimes I just can’t.
“So I’ve just gotten an IV [drip] and am now in bed at 8pm on a Saturday night.”
HEALTH BATTLE
Last year, she opened up about her health issues on the platform, revealing that she had suffered from a variety of medical emergencies recently.
She went on to explain how an adverse reaction to the Covid vaccine caused migraines, panic attacks and a form of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder that led to a fear of eating meat.
She then said that a psychiatrist “overprescribed” her with Xanax, leaving her feeling “hopeless” and “helpless.”
Delilah confessed that an “overdose” led to her seeking professional help at a holistic treatment facility.
“My body got dependent on Xanax, number one, and number two, I overdosed — I didn’t mean to at all — I overdosed on this one medication called propranolol,” she said.
“I took Benadryl with it, and for some reason, I ended up in the hospital.”
‘FEELING HOPELESS’
In an effort to find help, Delilah explained that she entered a holistic treatment facility in Arizona for her Xanax dependency.
She said: “I wasn’t like a drug addict, but my body was dependent on it because of how much the doctor had prescribed me.”
While successfully battling her addiction, including, as she said, “cutting down so much on my Xanax,” she claimed her seizures got so bad she was suddenly asked to leave the facility.
Delilah referred to herself as a “medical risk”, adding that one day her legs “just decided not to work” and she fell and hit her head, causing a concussion.
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“That’s when they were like, you’re a medical risk,” she revealed. “They said, ‘We’re not a medical facility. The seizures are scaring us.'”
Delilah detailed her condition, stating that mentally she was not doing well: “I’m feeling hopeless since the last place I went to didn’t really work out. I can look perfectly fine and feel perfectly horrible. That’s just that. That’s something I struggle with mentally, is feeling believed.”