Kendra Wilkinson: Sightseeing in Syndey!

Taking in some favorite Down Under attractions, Kendra Wilkinson enjoyed a boat cruise around Australia's Sydney Harbour with her mom earlier today (October 15).

In the Aussie locale to give press to her E! reality series, the 26-year-old used her time on the water to get a front row look at the area's most coveted landmarks.

In other news, the former centerfold recently revealed that - despite what it may seem - she isn't fond of ditching her duds in front of the camera, telling press, "To tell you the truth, whenever I used to pose for Playboy I used to get so, so scared and I used to cover up and I'd be like 'hurry up!"

Additionally, Kendra noted that she has no plans to de-robe in the future, explaining, "I never got used to being naked. I never did and I will never do it again."

Kendra Wilkinson's Family: Targeted By Violent Thugs

They haven't talked in over two decades, but Kendra Wilkinson's father is still concerned about his daughter's safety.

According to RadarOnline (via Star magazine), the reality star's dad, Eric Wilkinson, has been tormented by violence and threats of unrelenting attacks for over five years.

Eric, a multi-millionaire who resides in Costa Rica, has taken to the press to speak out against criminals that pinpoint people like himself, even though doing so could pout him at higher risk.

Wilkinson first explained the torment last year, telling a foreign newspaper, “The police have told me that they are also scared [to] arrest some of these criminals, as they and their families’ lives are being threatened."

He further explained his own experience with the violent attacks, as he told, “My wife was sitting in the living room…when she saw a man climb over our 10-foot wall into our yard. By the time I got downstairs, he had attacked her and was fleeing. I have personally been threatened that if I filed a [criminal complaint], they would kill me and my family."

Despite the nearly non-existent relationship between Kendra and Eric, he says he still worries over about her well-being, saying, “Security for your family is a basic human right in any country."