Because “having a face that should be staring up at you from the seafood counter” will only get you so many jobs, Lisa Rinna has taken up selling adult diapers. Hey, beggars can’t be choosers. Thanks, Oops I Crapped My Pants! Says Daily Mail,
Lisa Rinna is known for making headlines on account of the gravity defying 48-year-old body she has managed to maintain years after her rise to stardom in Days of Our Lives.
But now, the soap star is lending her tabloid power to a slightly less glamourous cause in an advert for Depend incontinence pants.
The endorsement of such a young, attractive celebrity will be a surprise to anyone who remembers Depend as a product advertised by older folk on golf courses.
But, in a staged interview with a Depend host, Ms Rinna appeared eager to share the reason she agreed to wear and promote the diaper for charity.
‘I am a champion of the positive self-image for women, and what I love about the new Silhouette is it makes a woman feel confident,’ she says twirling on the rake red carpet. ‘And it’s fashionable.’
Ms Rinna is joined by her husband of 15 years, actor Harry Hamlin, who gives his own review of the product after sliding his finger over her famous curves.
‘I cannot even feel it,’ he concludes rather lasciviously.
The television star joins a handful of other more youthful famous faces in the new campaign aimed at baby boomers for the Silhouette for Women and Real Fit for Men.
In the video, she talks about the charity that the Kimberly Clark brand agreed to donate $225,000 to on her behalf.
‘I’m doing it for Dress for Success which is an amazing charity that helps women get their confidence back so they can go back out in the workplace and get their lives back together,’ she explains.
Wearing a stunning, tight-fitting black evening dress, the svelte star exclaims: ‘I’m wearing an evening gown for God’s sakes and you can’t tell I have it on. Check out the booty!’
In a rather more rehearsed plug for the product she says: ‘It feels great and they’re so soft.’
‘This product shows women you can still look and feel fabulous,’ she gushes.
Well, I for one am relieved that I won’t have to see Nana’s bulky diaper anymore when I drop her off at her pole-dancing class down at the senior center.
