The reality star reveals why her belly button looks a little different.
Tamra Judge proudly posted a selfie of her bikini body, but also had a pointed message for any body shamers.
The Real Housewives of Orange County star posed in a hot pink swimsuit on Tuesday night, and was "obsessed" with the look. "I feel a trip to Cabo coming on @eddiejudge," she quipped in the caption, calling out her husband.
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Judge then explained why her belly button looks a little different, in case any of her followers decided to post a negative comment. "Before all you mean people start pointing out the obvious about my belly button," she wrote. "I had emergency surgery and was cut vertically down my stomach which screwed up my BB."
The 48-year-old reality star opened up the operation a few months ago in another Instagram post. "I never thought I would have abs after having emergency surgery a few years ago. Incarcerated hernia split my stomach muscle down to my pubic bone," she explained. "Five days in the hospital and months of walking bent over in a binder. It's taken a while but they are starting to show. Forty-eight isn't looking that bad. Anything is possible if you want it bad enough."
She also had a message in this caption for any critics. "For the haters, sliced right down the middle, which means I have a scar going down my stomach, through my BB, screwed up belly button," she added. "Revision surgery could fix it but I do not want to go through that."
Last month, Judge and her RHOC co-star, Vicki Gunvalson, had quite the scare when they were hospitalized after one of the all-terrain vehicles they were joyriding rolled over multiple times in Glamis, California. Bravo cameras were reportedly shooting at the time.
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"Thank you for your prayers and concerns. We are both beat up but very lucky to be alive," Judge told her Instagram followers after the accident. "I've never been so scared in my life. As the driver I have an overwhelming amount of guilt and just happy that the four of us are alive."