Ricki Lake is currently having the “best” time of her life.

On Monday, the former talk show host posted a selfie of herself on Instagram, revealing not only her feelings but also her skin.

Lake, 54, is photographed na:ked and smiling as she sits in an outdoor tub surrounded by tall redwood trees.

“Hands down, these days are the best of my life,” she wrote..

“54 1/2 years old (young!) Grateful for all that had to happen for me to get to here. A place of complete self-acceptance and self love. ,” she continued.

Lake started her journey to self-love in 2019, but she didn’t reveal it until 2022.

She posted an unseen video of herself shaving her head in December 2022.

This year’s footage from 2019. In the video’s caption, she mentioned her 30-year fight with androgenetic alopecia, which is the reason of her hair loss.

“I have never shared this raw video footage before but felt like I wanted to now, for those of you who have followed my story and have been invested in it,” Lake wrote in the caption. “Some of you know my struggle all too well personally and I want you to know, I truly feel you.”

“In this video, you can see me come to a place of peace, liberation, and most importantly, self-love and self-acceptance.”

Lake’s hair has grown back in since she shaved her head, and she now accepts her “natural gray and sometimes wild unruly head of hair.”

“May all of you struggling with whatever also come to a place of peace and acceptance. Life is too damn short.”

However, some individuals think the image objectionable, but she is not backing down.

One user wrote: “I don’t get why anyone has to show themselves like this! LOL” while another one said “That’s all well and fine but why do we have to see it,just wondering. So putting a photo of yourself basically nude of yourself online seems really weird to me. Just my opinion.”

She didn’t respond to any of these comments, but she didn’t seems to be bothered by them. After all, we have all the option to follow the creators we like and accept their freedom to share whatever they like.

What do you think about her decision to post this online?

We think her key point is a crucial point of emphasis! Worrying about things beyond of our control is a waste of time. Accepting and loving oneself, warts and all, is a skill we must acquire! She did not respond to any of the comments, but she does not appear to be concerned by them. After all, we have the option to follow the creators we enjoy and respect their right to express anything they choose.

What are your thoughts on her decision to share this online?

We believe her major point is an important point of focus! Worrying about things that are beyond our control is a waste of time. Accepting and accepting oneself, flaws and all, is a talent that we must develop!