Tara Reid dares to bare in backless cut-out dress for date night with boyfriend

American Pie star Tara Reid has hit a celebrity hotspot wearing an incredibly racy outfit.

Tara Reid is out and about.

The Sharknado star, 47, hit celebrity hotspot Craig’s in West Hollywood, California, Wednesday wearing a very revealing dress for dinner with her boyfriend, Nathan Montpetit-Howar.

Reid sported a cut-out blue sequin gown that was totally backless and showed off her sides and legs with a high slit and strapless neckline, as well as an illusion top for the night out.

Tara Reid wears a revealing dress for dinner with her boyfriend, Nathan Montpetit-Howar, at Craig's in West Hollywood. Picture: Shotgetter/BACKGRID

She paired the eye-catching look with gold heels as she held hands with her beau — whom she’s been dating since 2019 — outside of the restaurant.

The actress spoke candidly about the pressures of Hollywood in an interview earlier this summer in which she revealed she believes her career has struggled because she’s never settled down.

The couple stepped out for a date night. Picture: Shotgetter/BACKGRID

Reid sported a rather racy ensemble. Picture: Shotgetter/BACKGRID

“I’m not married, I don’t have kids … and I think, in Hollywood, if you don’t have kids or you’re not married, you’re judged,” she told Derek Warburton for Mr. Warburton Magazine. “So they still think you’re that party girl from 40 years ago.”

She continued of her early-aughts reputation, “I was the first one that kind of started this image, but the difference with me is that I never did sex tapes, I never did anything wrong. I never even got a speeding ticket.”

Reid has previously said she’s faced bullying over her body. Picture: HEDO / BACKGRID

In 2021, Reid spoke to Page Six about the bullying she faced regarding her body and lifestyle from toxic tabloids and internet commenters during and after her American Pie days.

“I don’t think people really knew the real story about so many girls that were going through so much pain, and this wasn’t something that, you know, you could really talk about the time,” she told us at the time.

“And now, we’re so lucky that we’re developing to this stage where we can talk about it and we can talk about our feelings and we can make it better.”

This story originally appeared on New York Post and was reproduced with permission