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Doesn't That Bikini Make My Wife Look Fat?

ByJENNIFER JOSEPH and LAUREN SHER
November 18, 2010, 2:39 PM

Nov. 18, 2010— -- As soon as celebrities' baby bumps turn into babies, they seem to drop the weight and return to an even more fabulous version of their slender selves almost overnight.

Reese Witherspoon slimmed down within two months of giving birth to her son in 2003. Kate Hudson gained 60 pounds while she was pregnant with son Ryder and dropped it all in a matter of weeks. With stars like these in the spotlight, it may put added pressure on new mothers to trim down right after giving birth -- and sometimes the push comes from their own husbands.

What would you do if you saw a man harassing the mother of his three-month-old baby about her weight? Would you step up to stop the verbal abuse?

Click here to watch the latest episode of "What Would You Do?"

The hidden cameras of ABC News' "What Would You Do?" captured the scene in Long Beach, N.Y., where hired actors posed as a man and his curvaceous, bikini wearing wife. The husband barked at his wife that she shouldn't be wearing a bikini and should cover up with a shirt.

"I'm not fat," she said. "You calling me fat is making me feel fat and that's not nice."

"You looking disgusting," her husband replied. "You really are."

Women walking by seemed to notice, but continued on their way. Our husband kept up the harangue as a young woman on a bike approached.

"If you were 10 pounds lighter, I would say wear it, but you shouldn't be dressed like that," he said. "You're totally embarrassing me."

"How am I embarrassing you?" the wife asked. "You're embarrassing me, yelling at me."

"Well, I'm yelling at you because you look ridiculous," he said. "I'm doing this for you and not for me."

As our actress began to put on her shirt, the cyclist, later identified as Deliliah, chimed in, telling the husband that his wife was not fat, and that she looked fine in a bikini.

"This is between husband and wife," the husband said.

Our actress turned to Delilah and said, "I feel horrible. I just had a baby like three months ago and he is still on me."

"Right, and next summer you can put on a bikini," our husband said.

Click here to watch the latest episode of "What Would You Do?"

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