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Samantha Harris on the day of her reconstructive surgery (right) and later with her dog during recovery (left). Photo:
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Samantha Harris on her family trip in Mexico over New Years.
After the two days of movement, the former Dancing with the Stars host noticed her recovery site was “red” and “inflamed.”
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Samantha Harris on her Your Healthiest Healthy retreat in Utah in October 2024.
Harris’ days now consist of recording her podcast, Your Healthiest Healthy (which is an extension of her 2018 book), planning to lead more Your Healthiest Healthy retreats, teaching a live weekly Sweat, Stretch & Soothe workout class and continuing her own physical therapy, which she calls “booby PT,” to “keep the cavity of the implant very supple so it doesn’t harden and lead to something called capsular contracture.”
