
Tara Reid bikini pictures!
Tara Reid in St. Tropez (July 2006)

In Touch can exclusively reveal that Tara Reid has stripped down to pose for the cover of an upcoming issue of Playboy magazine. The American Pie star, who underwent a botched liposuction procedure in 2004, posed entirely nude for the popular magazine at a private residence on October 7 in Santa Monica, Calif. Although Tara, 33, was a bit nervous shooting, she seemed to ease into it as the day went on. “She was a bit insecure about her body when they first started,” says an insider. “She looked great and finally got into the groove.” Tara had said in the past that she would never pose for Playboy, saying, “I know there are problems with my stomach. There are bumps on it, it's uneven, but it's not that bad. My stomach scars are my battle wounds."You know how there's a few celebrities out there that aren't considered "traditionally" hot, but you've always kinda wanted to know what they look like naked? Sure they have their flaws, but they usually have something going for them too, be it their huge tits, killer legs, or maybe even their personality. You know who I'm talking about? Well Tara Reid is not in that group. At all. At. All.

"Rehab saved my life. Before, I used to think about tomorrow and I hated it. Now I can’t wait. I realized partying is not what I am anymore. The hardest thing was walking through the door for the first time (and) finally admitting that I had a problem.And there she is yesterday in Munich at Oktoberfest -- aka "Christmas for Alcoholics." Has rehab ever worked? Why does every celebrity who goes to rehab turn into a bigger alcoholic? It's like prison teaching inmates how to be better criminals. It just seems like a big scam to me. Sorta like paternity testing. "Look, I don't care what your fancy test done by a so-called 'doctor' says, I ain't the father. Now get off my porch woman 'fore I done make you get off!"
"I wasn’t drinking any more than my friends, so I didn’t get it. I’d think, ‘Why am I an alcoholic and she isn’t?’ The truth is, some people can drink, and some can’t. . . . I like alcohol but it didn’t like me. I numbed my feelings. It was no life to live."

