Whitney Port Transformation Photos: 'The Hills', Today

Viewers got to know Whitney Port in 2006 when she was cast in Lauren Conrad‘s Laguna Beach follow-up, The Hills. The Southern California native quickly became an MTV star and fans watched as the pair followed their fashion dreams while living in Los Angeles, including interning with Teen Vogue.

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Whitney got her own spinoff, The City, in 2008, which saw her move to New York and work with famed designer Diane von Fürstenberg, as well as getting a new set of costars including NYC “It Girl” and rival, Olivia Palermo. The show ran for two seasons, during which Whitney launched her first fashion line, “Whitney Eve,” in 2009.

The reality star found true love with her former The City producer, Tim Rosenman, as they got engaged in 2013 after a year of dating. Following a November 2015 wedding, the couple welcomed their first child, son Sonny Sanford Rosenman, in July 2017. Whitney returned to MTV in 2019, starring in the reboot, The Hills: New Beginnings, while also launching her podcast “With Whit” the same year.

In August 2023, Whitney admitted on her podcast that she had become too thin after sharing a week prior that her husband was concerned about her weight. “I’m clearly not eating enough and that how I look right now does not look healthy. It’s not how I want to look,” she told listeners.

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After admitting her husband Tim was “has been worried about me” when it came to how slim she was getting, Whitney admitted she lost too much weight after not paying attention to her eating habits. “Once you see the numbers, the numbers can’t lie,” she said during an August 1 episode of her podcast, “With Whit” after getting on a scale.

“In my head, I didn’t think it was as big of a deal as it actually was, and I still don’t really. But I do think I’m clearly not eating enough and that how I look right now does not look healthy. It’s not how I want to look,” she told listeners.

Whitney revisited the topic the following week during her podcast, saying that she’s “thinking about, holistically, how I need to be taking care of myself” and adjusting her eating habits. “I know I mentioned on Instagram last week a little bit about my weight,” she said. “And that has been something that I’ve been proactively thinking about and planning. I want to create an actual sustainable lifestyle for me that can be consistent without putting too much pressure on myself.”

She admitted that it’s difficult for her to commit to a health routine, but has been given the contact information for an “awesome nutritionist-slash-eating disorder specialist.”

“I have yet to admit to myself that I have an eating disorder,” Whitney continued, noting that her habit is “more out of laziness and pickiness.” “I just go hungry and, like, don’t care. I think, though, that it is a type of disordered eating. That’s not OK, that’s not healthy.”