Comments on: It’s OK Now to Talk About Jennifer Love Hewitt’s Weight

By: Scarlet Johansson’s Curves Just Got Less Dangerous | Deceiver.com

Scarlet Johansson’s Curves Just Got Less Dangerous | Deceiver.com — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 17:19:20 +0000

[...] has some interesting before-and-after shots of Scarlet Johansson, who seems to have pulled a Jennifer Love Hewitt and lost substantial weight after complaining about Hollywood’s diet [...]

By: Beige

Beige — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 18:23:23 +0000

Besame, there’s this lady I know? Named Oprah? Who did that. Several times.

By: rachel

rachel — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 15:51:03 +0000

I think that she looks great now, I do believe that she needed to lose weight considering that she was always thinner and that was her healthy weight. She gained weight over the past two years which indicated that she was overweight and went beyond her average weight. I don’t think any woman thiought she looked good with the extra weight who is weight conscience. You are what you eat and she was obviously overeating and eating the wrong foods. She made a conscious decision to change her eating habits. I think she is a beautiful girl and have always liked her.. As far as Jessica Simpson she doesn’t look good at all.. She needs to lose the weight she has put on, it looks bad on her. Don’t get me wrong I think she is a pretty girl, but she must feel horrible about herself. I also think that she is being attacked by the media because she is known for her body and now that she has gained weight, she is viewed as being sloppy and careless. It is not about being comfortable and happy in your life, it’s about being lazy and careless… We all gain weight and feel horrible about it especially when you can’t fit into your clothes anymore… I believe she needs to lose the weight and then she can say she is happy. She is in the media and should be portrayed as a role model for being healthy, she looks chubby now and this is not healthy!!!!

By: bouclije

bouclije — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 00:48:50 +0000

and yet another brain dead Hollywood bimbo transforms into another shapeless stick figure. yawn……..what else is new(s)?

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By: fodder_princess

fodder_princess — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 23:29:51 +0000

Her studio was going to lose her if she didn’t lose the weight?

Ummmm, she’s executive producer for her show, she going to fire herself?

By: GlossLip » Over The Weekend…

GlossLip » Over The Weekend… — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 12:59:04 +0000

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By: Besame

Besame — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 16:30:35 +0000

That’s typical of Hollywood to back pedal.. they all do the exact same thing… Just like Jessica Simpson’s all country now that she’s trying to see a cd to country people. Whatever sellouts have to do to sell. I believe in being healthy but just once would one of them admit it and say ‘yeah, I am kinda fat and unhealthy… I’m going on a lifestyle change and redoing my eating habits I’ll give you some tips from my expensive trainer and chef so I can help you too.’

By: Chronic Malanga

Chronic Malanga — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 08:45:49 +0000

I admit, I’ve only been overweight at one period in my life when I packed on 20 pounds, which on a person who is 5′2″, really shows. I recognized it, changed a few things, and lost the weight again, no problem. However, my sister has always been heavy, even as a kid, and it’s always been a struggle for her. So, I know how difficult it can be to lose weight because I’ve been there with her. The thing is, people tend to make a lot of excuses, like Nunya a few posts back. If the city planners did this, I would be skinny… seriously… HUH?! As far as I am concerned, looking to model types and actresses and drawing inspiration/motivation/self image only tells me that a person is making an excuse, or not really researching what they need to do in order to lose weight the healthy way.This suggests a serious lack of commitment to lose the weight, as well as self esteem issues that need some work.

That’s what I have a problem with. If you are seriously working toward losing the weight, good for you. Don’t get discouraged because the slower it comes off, the longer it will stay off. It’s when people start with the excuses that I just have to roll my eyes. I don’t really care if someone is fat. I don’t judge people by that sort of thing, and I don’t believe that fat equates to ugly. However, barring medical issues, if a person really wants to lose weight, they will find the time/place for exercise, eat right, and not look for short cuts in the process, which never really work.

This is partly why I don’t feel that this story is that big a deal. If someone is truly let down by JLH’s actions, it might be a sign that there are other issues to deal with. Again, I recognize the hypocrisy involved on JLH’s part, but at the same time, I find it hard to fathom how anyone could have taken her comments seriously from the start.

By: Christina X

Christina X — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 04:52:27 +0000

Run of the mill disclaimer: I love this site. I really do.

However, I am trying to lose weight. A few months ago, I really quit taking care of myself and put on a ton of weight. I’ve recently began taking responsibility for my weight gain and am trying to get rid of it.

It really makes me feel sad, angry, insecure, and embarassed when people make rude remarks. Granted this is the heaviest I have been in my life, there’s no bigger slap in the face than people reminding you how fat you are when you’re REALLY trying to lose the weight.