“I hope it’s less triggering”

By Sonia Horon for Dailymail.Com and Jacqueline Lindenberg for Dailymail.Com

03:13 May 9, 2024, updated 06:40 May 9, 2024

Kate Beckinsale continued to respond to critics of her appearance on Wednesday, as she shared snaps of her Halloween costume from last year.

A few days after the star, 50, wrote a furious post slamming trolls who accused her of having plastic surgery, she returned to Instagram with a new message.

The Underworld actress posted a series of images and clips from Halloween 2023, where she dressed up as the late Anna Nicole Smith’s husband, J. Howard Marshall, in a wrinkled, bald face mask.

‘New agreement. This is all you get. I hope it’s less triggering and more what you feel is appropriate for your age. Sayonara bitches,” she captioned a photo of herself sitting in a wheelchair with a cat on her lap.

Former topless dancer Anna was 26 at the time of her infamous nuptials to the wheelchair-bound 89-year-old oil tycoon, whom she married in 1994.

She also shared more snaps from a session with a friend who dressed as Anna Nicole to recreate the couple’s wedding.

The actress wore an all-white suit with a boutonniere and chunky white platform heels, while her friend wore a wedding dress.

In one snapshot, her girlfriend was carrying her down the street, her legs raised in the air. Another saw her fall out of her wheelchair as her girlfriend rushed to help her.

Beckinsale disabled the comments section on all six Instagram posts.

Anna Nicole’s elderly husband died a year after their wedding, never including the Playboy star in his will, sparking a decades-long court battle between his estate and hers.

Kate’s post comes after she struck a variety of poses on Tuesday, while wearing sexy outfits in another Instagram post.

Earlier this week, she responded to trolls for “bullying” and accusing her of plastic surgery and looking “unrecognizable.”

She shared two videos, one from 20 years ago when she looked younger and another from last week at The King’s Trust Gala in New York, while commenting on her aging.

Kate also said it was “deeply ironic” that people thought she didn’t accept getting older because of past family traumas when she was younger she thought she would “never see the end of her 20s.”

Her father Richard, known for his role as Lennie Godber in the BBC comedy Porridge, died in 1979 aged just 31, when Kate was six years old.

She wrote: “I hate talking about this because I hate adding to this conversation, but I do because insidious bullying of any kind eventually takes its toll.” These videos may be 20 years apart, maybe more.

‘Every time I post something – and by the way, this has been the case since I was 30 – I get accused of having had unrecognizable surgery/using Botox using fillers/being obsessed with looking younger, and it’s really such a tedious task. and subtle and vicious way of intimidating a person.

“Actually, I don’t do any of those things; I even went to the trouble of having a plastic surgeon categorically say that I don’t and haven’t done them, and yet, every time there’s a chorus of my God, you” “You are unrecognizable.”

‘OMG PLASTIC, OMG you don’t even look like yourself anymore, it happens all the time and it’s usually women who do it.’

‘Life happens; Obviously I have aged, everyone ages; I’m not too worried about aging, because I found my father dead when he was 5 years old…’ he continued.

“I spent most of my teens and much of my 20s absolutely crippled by severe anxiety and panic attacks that made me think I was also going to die of a heart attack, and I went to emergency rooms frequently, and at that moment I was almost my life, completely immobilized by that anxiety.’

“The fact that one of the main things I’m harassed for is the assumption that I can’t stand the thought of growing old is so deeply ironic when my all-consuming terror was that I never thought I’d see the end of my life.” . twenty’.

‘As you can see in these two videos, the difference is that I lived in the UK and I was paler, I used to pluck my eyebrows and I loved that brown lipstick that everyone wore. He had a fuller face, like most of us in our teens and 20s.

‘The makeup techniques were matte, not so shiny. I thought contours were something I found difficult in geography lessons. “I’m posting this knowing full well that it will have absolutely no effect.”

‘This is not going to stop. But I also post it because whatever someone looks like, constantly accusing them of things they haven’t done or being obsessed with youth when in reality, I’m currently obsessed with surviving a loss, is bullying. Please stop now.’

Last week’s King’s Trust Gala marked her first red carpet appearance since she was hospitalized in March with an undisclosed illness.

At the time, Kate uploaded tearful selfies to her main Instagram page while also paying tribute to her mother in celebration of Mother’s Day in the UK.

She soon gave her fans an update as she uploaded additional photos of herself resting in a hospital bed with her cat, which the star captioned as ‘visitor.’

Kate, whose stepfather Roy Battersby passed away in early January this year, also uploaded another photo with her Pomeranian called Myf.

At the time of spending time in the hospital, a source told Entertainment Tonight that Beckinsale “has not been feeling well or feeling well.”

‘She was supposed to go to the Vanity Fair Oscar party and had to cancel. “She’s doing her best to take care of herself, but it’s not a great situation,” the source continued.

In late March, Kate gave another update to reveal to her fans and followers that she was still in hospital over the Easter holidays, two weeks after revealing she was suffering from health issues.

However, last April, the actress deleted all photos of her hospital stay from social media without giving any explanation.

Shortly after, Kate shed some light on her recent ailment by sharing a series of snaps while wearing a shirt that had “stomach issues survivor” printed on the front while posing on a comfy bed with her dog.