Stripping down for the racy spread, the older sister of Kim Kardashian insists she has no problem posing in the nude because she is very comfortable in her own skin.
- Nov 28, 2018
AceShowbiz - Kourtney Kardashian happily posed with no clothes on for GQ Mexico, insisting she's fully comfortable in her own skin.
The oldest of the Kardashian sisters, Kourtney tends to court the least controversy. But all eyes are on the 39-year-old thanks to her latest magazine spread – a nude shoot with the GQ title.
"I am very comfortable in my own skin," she told the publication. "I like to be naked in my house and I think it is important to show positive images of our body."
This isn't the first time mother-of-three Kourtney has posed without her clothes; she once did a nude pregnancy shoot, and another time was photographed from behind as she lay on the floor.
A lot of her body confidence comes from her diet and exercise regime, which she regards highly when it comes to what's important in her life.
"Being a mother to me is the most important thing, because it's what my heart occupies," Kourtney explained. "Then I would say exercising - not only for my body, but because it does my mind a lot of good, relaxes me.
"In third place, my favourite activity is travelling because it feeds my soul, followed by nutrition."
Explaining that she's previously followed very "specific diets", the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star has since eased up on her eating plan, though she still calls on what she's learned from past diets.
"I learned something from all of them and incorporated them into my lifestyle, but I'm not so strict anymore," she commented.
Listing her other priorities in life, Kourtney continued: "Fifth, I would put the decoration because it is where I express myself creatively. Then beauty, not so much from the point of view of make-up, but rather define it as 'self-care' - do things to feel better, like a massage, for example. And in the end, it would be fashion - which is my passion - but I don't give it so much time or attention anymore."
