Courtney Stodden shows off her very slender 109lb figure in a string bikini after banning something from her diet

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Courtney Stodden showed off her thinner frame in a string bikini this week.

A thirty-year-old television personality, known for her reality shows, donned a vibrant, striped two-piece swimsuit in shades of brown, orange, red, yellow, and blue, expertly highlighting her slim figure around the waist.

The star, currently tipping the scales at 109 lbs, has shed significant pounds since she gave up alcohol a month back.

This week, the pin-up girl, looking like Marilyn Monroe, likewise disclosed some insights into her troubling adolescent experience as a child bride.

In her own words, she expressed that what I believed would break me instead forged me into a stronger person, as said by the wife of film producer Jared Safier.

My experiences with trauma turned out to be my most transformative lessons. The reason within me propels me beyond resentment towards tranquility. I choose forgiveness not for others, but for myself, recognizing that pain can serve as a powerful force if harnessed properly. What’s the greatest insight your pain has imparted upon you?

This month, the actress shared with the Daily Mail that she feels healthier, both physically and mentally, and more like herself, since giving up alcohol.

The beautiful woman with blond hair, married to film producer Jared Safier, shared that she’s on a path to recovery from past traumas. She emphasized this as part of her commitment to sobriety for better health overall. Instead of using alcohol to cope with distress, she admitted it only exacerbated her problems.

Stodden stated that she felt a sense of tranquility following her decision to forgo the champagne, specifically Veuve Clicquot, in order to gain greater insight and clarity regarding her personal life.

The 30-year-old reality TV star displayed her weight loss recently, wearing a fiery red lingerie that she contrasted with her previous appearance in a blue swimsuit, which showcased a more voluptuous figure.

In one image she was seen barefoot on her scale which showed she is 109lbs.

After discussing that her significantly older first husband, Doug Hutchison (who is now 65 and an actor), introduced her to alcohol consumption at a young age, which she later referred to as her ‘early influencer’, he played a role in her starting to drink alcohol at a young age.

Originating from Washington, the individual admitted consuming numerous bottles of alcohol daily. He also encouraged her to consume it as well, so he could maintain a sense of control over her.

Currently, Stodden prefers to maintain a sense of control, so she avoids alcohol, despite finding it a difficult path to tread.

As a committed abstainer, I’ve found myself in a situation where some of my friends aren’t exactly thrilled about my decision to stay sober. They might feel a bit lost when it comes to interacting with the ‘sober’ version of me. However, I stand firm in my resolve and won’t succumb to drinking again just to accommodate them. My well-being is my priority, and I’m committed to sticking with this plan.

Stodden expressed, ‘Perhaps those who can’t understand should step back,’ while adorning a beige bra and two Van Cleef & Arpels necklaces around her neck.

The caption read: ‘The painful truth.’ 

This past week, the previous child bride expressed to the Daily Mail that she is ‘extremely content with her choice’ while focusing on her ‘soberness pathway and personal well-being.’

Courtney, fresh off her new Lifetime biopic role, openly mentioned that abstaining from alcohol positively impacts her mental well-being. She expresses feeling healthier and more content without it.

In a calm manner, the Calabasas resident shared that she turned to grabbing drinks whenever she experienced stress due to her rise to fame.

‘Alcohol was my escape for years, but it turned into a trap,’ shared Stodden to the Daily Mail.

Initially, I employed it as a means to cope with my traumatic experiences, yet it led me to feeling even more disoriented and embarrassed. This separation isn’t simply from a substance; it’s from an old self that I am prepared to discard.

At a certain stage, getting drunk became unappealing. I resorted to using alcohol as a means to cope with my pain, but instead of offering relief, it only complicated matters more-and amplified my voice in all the wrong circumstances. I’m now determined to break free from this relationship. Alcohol and me? A classic example of harmful toxic energy.

A growing number of Americans are choosing not to drink alcohol, with this pattern being particularly evident among the younger generation. These individuals are leaning towards adopting a ‘sober-curious’ approach to life, as reported by Time magazine.

On Tuesday, Stodden announced on Instagram that they had ended their long-term unhealthy relationship with alcohol. They began the post by saying, “Dear Alcohol, it’s over between us.

As a devoted admirer, I can relate to those words penned by the enchantress. Once, I clung to something as a means of endurance, an escape hatch, a balm for my pain. However, it has inflicted more wounds upon me than it ever soothed – scars that run deep within my heart and are visible for all to see.

Last night marked the end of it for me. From now on, I won’t let it dominate my life anymore. I can no longer bear feeling unwell and ashamed. Instead, I yearn to live fully in the present moment. I desire to confront my past, my wounds, and my current situation with clarity and genuine resolve. To those who recognize this struggle-thank you for your understanding.

In this version, I tried to keep the original meaning but used different word choices for a smoother readability. The overall message remains unchanged.

Stodden additionally posted: ‘Kindly grant me some privacy as I traverse this unfamiliar route. While challenging, it’s crucial for me.’

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2025-08-14 18:35