Baywatch Star Donna D'Errico Defies Instagram By Reposting Cheeky Bikini Pic: 'Nothing Wrong With It!'

Baywatch (and OnlyFans!) star Donna D'Errico is putting her foot down and drawing a line in the sand when it comes to Mark Zuckerberg's stupid little Instagram rules. 

Her message to the haters: attack me all you want, I ain't going anywhere!

Disclaimer: we here at OutKick are very much pro-Donna D'Errico posting whatever content she'd like on Instagram. You'll get no red flags from us. 

"It's not nice to go on peoples accounts reporting perfectly fine photos and videos to cause their account to get flagged and posts to get removed," she wrote in a recently removed, and then re-posted, Instagram video.

"Feeling bad about yourself doesn't make it okay to try to bring down someone else to make you feel better about yourself. I'm putting this right back up. Nothing wrong with this video.

"Some people hate seeing others shine. Sending out positive vibes to you all, even the ones who did that."

Don't mess with Donna D'Errico

Give em hell, Donna! Don't let the losers on Instagram force that miserable site to remove your content. 

It's a free country, last I heard. Do you. Live your best life. 

And, by the looks of it, she is! How about that little heater from Donna D'Errico at 55? Some have it, some don't, and, of course, some lose it. 

I'm 31 and I peaked a decade ago. It's been downhill ever since. 

But not Donna D'Errico. You thought she was gonna ride off into the sunset after Baywatch? No sir. Not even close. She's burst back onto the scene over the past year with such a vengeance it's sometimes hard to believe. 

Like all the other influencers nowadays, she obviously joined OnlyFans. That was a given. But she's also continued to live her best life on Instagram, posting bikini pic after bikini pic, heater after heater, like it's 1996 all over again. 

For some reason, it's angered all the haters, who are apparently trying to take her down by flagging some of her posts. 

Well, guess what? Ain't gonna work. If you can't handle the Donna D'Errico heat, get the hell out of her kitchen.