Kendra Wilkinson is kickstarting a brand-new fitness routine.
Wilkinson, 41, revealed via her Instagram Stories on Wednesday, August 5, that she “hasn’t worked out in probably two years” before heading to her local gym.
“I don’t know where to start,” the former Playboy model said. “Do I start with cardio? What do I do?”
Wilkinson noted that she got a “slow start” on a StairMaster before trying out different weight machines.
“Ended with cardio too. Whatever lol,” she captioned another gym selfie, before sharing that she brought son Hank, 16, and daughter Alijah, 12, with her. (Wilkinson shares her two children with ex-husband Hank Baskett.)
“Family gym time,” she gushed in her caption. “Makes me so happy!!
While Alijah joined her mom in the weight room, Wilkinson’s son played on a basketball court.
“I share my journey with those who see the positive and are more on the supportive and understanding side,” she later wrote via her Stories, addressing the reaction to her gym visit. “Maybe I just make my page only homes [I sell as a realtor] to literally stop all the hate. Create just a boring page???”
Wilkinson has recently been on a weight loss journey, dropping four dress sizes with the help of GLP-1s.
“There’s nothing worse than being in a gym every single day, working out and not seeing any progress,” the model exclusively told Us in March. “I hit 40. I’m happy. I’m at peace, but I noticed that my jeans are a little tighter lately, so I don’t want to go out and shop anymore. Mama is on a budget, so I have to fit back in my jeans.”
At the time, Wilkinson revealed that she had “signed up for a shot company” and was due to begin injections the following week.
“I just want to slightly, like, ease my way into it,” she explained to Us. “I just want to be balanced out. I don’t really want to be skinny, but I just want to be balanced and fit in my jeans again.”
Weeks later, Wilkinson stated via Instagram that she wanted to be “intentional” about her wellness journey.
“It wasn’t just about weight … it was about feeling better, having more energy, and actually trusting the process instead of rushing it,” she captioned an April upload. “Unlike most people I’m being honest. I wanted something that felt transparent, supportive, and realistic for my lifestyle.”
Wilkinson revealed in another update last month that she feels “so good in [her] body right now.”
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