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[Naughty Gossip] Which celebrity – who has lost a massive amount of weight – is now trying to buy up all the old pictures of themselves to destroy them and pretend they never existed?

The amount of effort and surgeries that this media personality has gone through to get a new, improved body have been exhausting. Now this person wants to erase their past, even though inside this celeb will always be a fat person!

Similar: The Weight Blame Game

Celebrity:

[Optional] What is the weirdest or most desperate thing you ever did to lose weight? Did it work?

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  8. spookie says

    I’m going to go for Khloe Kardashian. Keep telling everyone you got that body through exercise and diet, gurl.

    Optional: stopped eating. There was a point somewhere where I looked good. Then I kept going. Absolutely not worth it. It’s better being fat and happy with yourself.

  16. amagod121 says

    Amy Schumer?

    Optional: I’ve considered pouring hot sauce or something revolting on food that I love to keep from eating it. Haven’t done it yet though. 😀

  17. WorkHardBeNice says

    Might this be Adele? Whomever it is-dumb idea.
    Optional: I once ate damn near nothing but sunflower seeds, coffee and Marlboro Lights. Got down to 109 lbs but losing so much weight so quickly means you invariably say “ta-ta” to your ta tas.

  19. dadiegirl says

    I don’t know who this is, but that just sounds sad and ridiculous! I tried a 500 calorie per day diet. About 3 days in I got the worse case of vertigo! It took days to go away. Never again!!!

  21. anarchistlibrarian says

    eek! i’ve got nothing! i just think it’s sad, is all!

    as for me, all it takes is a breakup or something else traumatic to turn me into a skeleton; i become too sick and depressed to eat. not weird or desperate, but definitely not healthy! :/

  22. AHHAof3 says

    Deborah Norville.

    Beginning my 2nd year of college, I struggled with bulimia for several years. When my husband and I met 17 years ago, he asked me to stop making myself purge. I’ve never once broken that promise to him, but in all honesty, there are still times that I REALLY want to make myself purge again. Though it took a physical toll on me, it gave me a couple of hours of fake happiness, but after the “rush” wore off, I was miserable. Only God’s love helped me quit the cycle.

  24. stickaforkinit says

    ‘Media personality’ throws me off. The only person I can think of is Jennifer Hudson (who I would classify as singer/actress) I have always suspected she had gastric surgery because of the amount of weight loss– even though she was a WW ambassador. She lost weight so easily and has never gained one pound back which is not the ‘average’ person’s story. Even Al Roker, who openly admits gastric bypass, has gained some of his weight back.

  26. CherryBomb27 says

    I don’t know who this is but this is so sad. instead of celebrating themselves for what they are now, they’re still damaged by what they were. Being overweight doesn’t equate to being a bad person.

    I did Juice Plus. Waste of time and Money!!

  32. spaceship says

    Don’t know, don’t really care, but it’s laughable how some people are so egotistical, and think that they’re so important, that people actually care that much. LOL

  35. Ramblingirl says

    Praise God for helping you keep your promise. I read Zephaniah 3:17 one day and it opened my eyes to God’s love for me. That changed everything.

  37. ImKaraMia says

    He’s actively acknowledging that he was overweight and promoting healthy, plant-based eating, not hiding from it.

  38. bec215d says

    Oprah Winfrey. She inked a deal with Weight Watchers, so can plausibly claim that’s how she lost weight, without attracting attention. But i don’t understand the “on the inside” comment…

  43. Duckyinky says

    I would guess Khloe.

    At 400 lbs, I did every weigh loss program you could think of: WW, staples in my ears, hypnotism, crash diets. K,ids were cruel & teased me relentlessly (the word “fatso” still makes me cry.) At 26, I had a radical gastric bypass. I lost 200 lbs in a year. But I have lots of health issues now at 57: I stay anemic, I go into heat stroke and I almost died giving birth to my last son which prompted an immediate complete hysterectomy. I encourage those to do it the right…

  46. KatarinaJ says

    That is utterly dangerous. You should never go below about 1200. You burn more than that just existing all day. And your metabolism drops to accommodate this because your body goes into starvation mode so when you DO eat again you pack on pounds. It screws up your body.

  47. AHHAof3 says

    Ramblingirl, THANK YOU! So few of us respond to BG readers’ comments (understandably), and so I am especially touched by your words! And YES, indeed God has saved me in more ways than one-faithfully again and again-mainly from my own self! I haven’t struggled with drugs/alcoholism, but I truly feel for those who do, because it’s crazy how sometimes I so want to make myself purge just for that “high”, even though it’s been 17 years!! But the Lord is faithful to sustain me and fill my every need.

  48. AHHAof3 says

    I wanted to add that the main reason I thought this possibly could be Deborah Norville is because the item said she’ll always be fat on the INSIDE: she hosts Inside Edition. Plus, just last week she discussed having recently lost 30 pounds. Actually, I don’t consider that to be a “massive” weight loss (or maybe it was actually more than 30 pounds, if she is the one who has been buying up old photos). Also, she truly has always been a very attractive, natural beauty, regardless of her size.

  49. AHHAof3 says

    Duckyinky, thanks so much for sharing! One thing is for sure: those who accuse others of taking the “easy way” out by having gastric bypass surgery are woefully uninformed. I personally am impressed with how brave you must be, and I sincerely pray your health improves!!!!! Thanks again for being open enough to share your story for the benefit of others.

  50. EmmaTheRevelator says

    Khloe K.

    I got down to 100 lbs (and I’m only barely five feet tall) by only eating once a day (small salads), drinking nothing but water and coffee and smoking cigarettes. I was SICK. It wasn’t healthy. I lost my best bodily feature (my boobs), I was always exhausted, my teeth and bones got real weak, and I made my lupus symptoms a million times worse. I almost lost my marriage and still feel the effects of the eating disorder today. I’m almost never hungry and have to remind myself to…

  51. EmmaTheRevelator says

    I have to remind myself to eat because I’ll honestly just forget. It’s like I got a lap band. I’ll get sick if I eat over a certain amount and have to eat multiple small meals to get enough calories in my body. Being skinny isn’t worth this kiddies… it’s really not.

  52. BitterBlondin says

    No idea but why hide the “before” pictures if you look great in the “after” ones?

    When I was 19 my boyfriend wound up in the hospital after eating bad chicken and he lost 9 kg in one week, so for years after that I tried to eat raw chicken to get salmonella so I also would get sick and lose weight. And no, I NEVER got sick, grrr.

  53. missmissy says

    Melissa McCarthy. have had the surgery and actually didn’t lose all of my weight. No matter how thin you get though, you’re always “fat”. Too bad for this actress. Bodies come in all sizes and we are all beautiful. ( ha – even if I have to convince myself every day)

  58. propita says

    Rebel “Fat Amy” Wilson.

    >even though inside this celeb will always be a fat person

    Paraphrasing Fat Amy’s line at the end of “Pitch Perfect.”

  61. RoseGold says

    This doesn’t make sense to me that it would be someone in movies or TV…buy up all the photos you want, the movies are still out there.

  64. PollyMetropolitan says

    It means that person will always perceive themselves as a fat person. They will always feel fat on the inside.