Let's talk about Sunny Hostin. Over the years, she's been crystal clear about one thing: she's going to wear what makes her happy. The cohost of The View recently had a powerful moment during a live segment where she called out critics who keep telling her that her style is "too young." It's time to set the record straight, folks.
“Listen, there's a lot of negativity floating around out there," Sunny said with fire in her voice during a Tuesday, January 23, episode of the show. "We’ve got keyboard warriors hiding behind their screens, people who wouldn’t dare say these things to your face. It’s time we stop letting them dictate how we live our lives.”
At 55 years old, Sunny is unbothered by the negativity. She’s earned the respect of her co-hosts and the admiration of her audience for standing firm in her choices. Her confidence is contagious, and it's a message that resonates with so many of us.
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“I’m 55, and guess what? I still get criticized on social media for what I wear. People say, ‘That outfit’s too young for you.’ But you know what? I couldn’t care less,” she added with a smile. “I’m going to wear what makes me happy, and that’s the end of it.”
It's not just her fashion that's under scrutiny. Sunny has faced criticism online about her makeup, hairstyles, and even her earrings. But through it all, she's staying true to herself.
“They say my earrings are too young, my outfits are too young, my hair and makeup are too young. You know what? I don’t care. I feel better than I ever have in my life, and I’m proud of it,” Sunny declared. “Age is just a number, and I’m owning it.”
Sunny Hostin Opens Up About Her Journey
This moment came just one year after Sunny revealed her decision to undergo cosmetic surgery in the summer of 2022. She shared her experience of having multiple procedures, including a breast reduction, lift, and liposuction. It was a decision made with both health and self-care in mind.
“I feel like the best version of myself now,” she told People in January 2023. “This wasn’t about vanity; it was about my health and taking care of myself.”
“At first, I thought I’d feel embarrassed, like I was joining some celebrity clique that gets plastic surgery. But I don’t feel shame at all,” Sunny continued. “I hope by sharing my story, I can help others who might be feeling self-conscious about their bodies. If there’s something that will make you feel better, go for it.”
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The legal analyst promised to be transparent about her journey moving forward. She’s proud of her new body and couldn’t be happier with the results. “I’m really honest about it, and I’m so happy with where I am now,” she concluded.
