Kendra Wilkinson has a new favorite asset!

“I can’t stop lookin’ at my new booty,” she Twittered on Wednesday. “Damn, I’m so happy!”

So, how did the reality star — who gained more than 50 pounds while pregnant with Hank IV, her son with hubby Hank Baskett — get her behind in shape?

Perhaps it was her quick moves on the soccer field in L.A. on Tuesday.

“OMG, I’m so tired,” she Twittered after the practice. “Just played a soccer game in 85-degree weather.”

The new mom has admitted to Us Weekly that she struggled to accept her post-baby body in the weeks after giving birth in December.

“Having a different body was such a culture shock,” she told Us. “I’m so used to being hot and fit.”

Still, the one-time centerfold added that her body confidence has been off.

Wilkinson, whose breasts went from a 34C to an E, told Us: “I love my legs, and I love my butt, but everything else I hate.”

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While Whitney Port’s design career is taking off in stores, on the runway and on-screen, she may have hit her first major hiccup — a lawsuit filed by designer Adrienne Baravetto, who claims she helped Port design and launch her line (then called Eve & A) starting in 2007.

As first reported by TMZ.com, Baravetto alleges she had an oral agreement with Port and her father, including a $80,000 yearly salary plus a 25 percent stake in the company. Baravetto also alleges that she did virtually all the design work and that the Ports haven’t paid her a dime.

Port’s lawyer Michael A. Taitelman tells People, “The lawsuit that Adrienne Baravetto filed on March 19, 2010 against Whitney Eve, Inc., Whitney Port and others regarding the Whitney Eve clothing line is baseless and without merit. Whitney Port is, and always has been, the designer of Whitney Eve. Baravetto worked for Whitney Eve for a short period of time ending in early 2008. For more than two years, she has been silent. For reasons that we will uncover, she has decided to make these unsubstantiated allegations at this time. The defendants will vigorously defend themselves, and upon the successful conclusion of this lawsuit in their favor, they intend to hold Baravetto and her counsel accountable for their reckless conduct.”

Says Baravetto’s attorney Peter Maretz, “Ms. Baravetto did the heavy lifting for these designs and she just wants to get paid fairly.”

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What inspired newly single Jennifer Love Hewitt to chop off her hair?

“I needed to feel lighter!” she told UsMagazine.com Tuesday at an Esprit flagship store opening in NYC. “We just finished season five of [Ghost Whisperer], and I was just ready for a change.”

Complementing her new ‘do: A sleek physique.

The 5-foot-3 Hewitt, 31, who recently shed an estimated 15-plus pounds, told Us, “I try to work out three or four times a week and eat healthy and that’s about it.”

Despite the workout routine, she told Us she can’t “get rid of” her curves, but “I’m trying!”

On Tuesday, she released her new romance book The Day I Shot Cupid, which makes her “super excited,” she told Us. “It’s a book about love, dating, relationships and men and women and where we are.”

She said writing the book even helped her deal with her recent split from Kennedy, 39.

“I learned a lot from the book,” she said, adding that she and Kennedy are “good. We’re fine and still friends.”

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Lady Gaga arrives at the Rod Laver Arena for her second Melbourne show as apart of her ‘Monster Ball’ tour on March 24, 2010 in in Melbourne, Australia.

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Alessandra Ambrosio enjoyed a night out with friends and Jamie Mazur on March 24, 2010. Alessandra checked out the new West Hollywood, California nightclub Trousdale and looked to have had a great time as they made there way out.

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Janet Jackson was out and about in New York City, California on March 24, 2010. Janet seems to have lost a few pounds or just loves her boyfriend style jeans?

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Oprah Winfrey has settled a defamation suit filed against her by the former headmistress of her Leadership Academy in South Africa.

Lawyers for both Winfrey and the former headmistress, Lerato Nomvuyo Mzamane, told ET Tuesday, “The two parties met woman to woman without their lawyers and are happy that they could resolve this dispute peacefully to their mutual satisfaction. Ms. Winfrey testified in her deposition that she did not intend the implications placed on her words by the plaintiff. Ms. Mzamane testified in her deposition that she has no evidence that Ms. Winfrey knowingly made a false statement about her or entertained serious doubt about the truth of what she said. We are pleased both parties have reached a conclusion.”

Mzamane sued Winfrey after she was dismissed following accusations that a dorm matron named Tiny Virginia Makopo had abused six girls at the Leadership Academy, according to the Associated Press. The AP reports that Winfrey said in 2007 that she had “lost confidence” in Mzamane as a result of the scandal. Mzamane claimed she had no knowledge of sexual abuse at the school, and had trouble finding a new job, according to the news agency.

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