A SELF-CONFESSED cougar has hit back at cruel trolls who assume that older women can’t be “sexy.”
Alex, who is 56, from Aspen, Colorado, USA, who can regularly be seen flaunting her svelte figure in tiny bikinis online, instead told how she’s proof that women can be “hot” at any age.
The interior designer recently took to Instagram (@aspencougar) and hit back at trolls who tell her: “You can’t be sexy over 50.”
Responding in the best way possible, she shared a clip of herself wearing a figure-hugging gold sequin dress which featured a plunging neckline.
As she seductively moved her hands down her cleavage, she then lifted up her dress to reveal her toned thighs, stiletto heels and the stockings she donned underneath.
Alongside the post, she penned: “Women can be hot and desirable at any age. Own your age!”
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In a second video posted on social media, she also responded to the mean remarks she’s received about being “too old to wear a bikini.”
Proudly flaunting her figure in a skimpy black cut out thong bikini, and coordinating black sun hat, she wrote: “I’m old enough to do as I please.”
To really emphasise her point, she added an emoji of a hand sticking its middle fingers up – a message to the haters.
Speaking exclusively to Fabulous, Alex previously told how she’s dated men as young as 19 and enjoys the fact they’re “eager learners” who she enjoys “teaching” and sharing her “knowledge and experience” with.
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She also discussed some of the trolling she’s received and her simple way of dealing with it.
“I’ve received occasional mean social media comments from anonymous haters who hide behind their computer/phone screens who have told me to ‘give it up’ and to act my age,” she said.
“I tell them I have earned the right to do as I damn well please and then I block them.”
Addressing the trolls directly, she added: “You’re not the boss of me and the only opinion that really matters is my own.
“If a person is confident and feels good wearing something, more power to them.
“Beauty is subjective and in the eye of the beholder.”
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Chloe Morgan
