Kendra Wilkinson’s Instagram Tribute For Husband Meant For Mike ‘The Situtation’ Sorrentino? Reality Stars Feuding On ‘Marriage Boot Camp’

Kendra Wilkinson's recent Instagram tribute for her husband was seemingly meant to diss Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino. According to a report from Us Weekly, the two reality stars are feuding while on "Marriage Boot Camp."

The former Playboy Playmate posted an Instagram photo with Hank Baskett last July 17. The image explained how even though the NFL star's alleged cheating scandal with a transgender model named Ava London almost ruined their marriage last year, his 30-year-old wife has remained by his side.

"This is the love of my life...A true man," Kendra Wilkinson captioned an Instagram post with her husband. "I believe in forgiveness and I believe in him. I take my vows very serious and won't let people's beliefs get in my way of what I know."

The "Kendra On Top" star, who was reportedly eight months pregnant when Hank Baskett allegedly cheated on her, then slammed people who have been critical about their marriage.

"Everyone that truly knows [Hank Baskett] knows the truth and everyone who doesn't creates their own ideas [and] that's ok[,]" she wrote. "Don't f*** with me and what I love and stand for. [I] love the support but all the other 2 cents can kiss my a**."

While the tribute seemed to address their haters in general, some speculate that it was meant for the couple's co-stars in "Marriage Boot Camp."

The Instagram post of Kendra Wilkinson with her husband was uploaded very soon after a new episode of the said reality show aired, wherein their co-participants said their relationship was fake.

"We know the type of girl that Kendra is," Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino said in one scene. "If [Hank Baskett's] story was real, she would've punched him in the motherf---ing face right in front of us."

Another "Marriage Boot Camp" participant, Travis Garland's now-ex Aubrey O'Day pointed out how the huge scandal of Kendra Wilkinson and her husband seems to be getting too much attention compared to other participants.

"At this point, it's been taking away from what else everyone is trying to do, which is focus on our own issues," she added.