Carnie Wilson has lost 40 pounds and is noticeably excited as she models skinny jeans in new photos shared to Instagram on Tuesday.
He The 55-year-old singer spoke with People about why he decided to lose weight now.
The star said that when the scale read 240 pounds, she knew a change needed to be made. But she didn’t want to use Ozempic, which her doctor suggested she take after informing her that she had high cholesterol and was prediabetic.
Singer Wilson Phillips told the site that she gave up sugar after realizing she was addicted to sweets, which were her ‘crutch’ to cope. The singer added that at first it was difficult to say goodbye to cookies and sweets, but now she is okay with it.
And she stopped eating gluten, which according to her has been very helpful when it comes to losing weight.
“I treat my body with respect now,” she shared. Wilson hopes to reach a goal weight of 170 pounds.
Also on Tuesday, Carnie told Good Morning America that she is starring in a new cooking show titled Sounds Delicious With Carnie Wilson that pairs recipes with celebrity guests. The series debuts April 16 on AXS TV.
Carnie Wilson has lost 40 pounds and is noticeably excited as she models skinny jeans in new photos shared to Instagram on Monday. The 55-year-old singer spoke to People about why she decided to lose weight now.
The star said that when the scale read 240 pounds she decided a change was necessary. But she didn’t want to use Ozempic, which her doctor suggested she use. The Wilson Phillips singer told the site that she gave up sugar after realizing that she was addicted to sweets, which were her ‘crutch’ to cope with the situation.
Here she is seen looking stylish with a fuller shape in 2021 while on The Wheel.
Wilson experienced “gastrointestinal hell” and joint pain when he weighed more than 200 pounds.
“There was a voice saying, ‘You have to change the way you eat. You no longer have a choice. “It’s for your health,” she told the site.
Carnie added that her husband Rob Bonfiglio, 56, also lost weight (12 pounds) after giving up sugar.
“He said, ‘I feel less self-conscious,’ and I said, ‘Honey, you were never fat,'” Wilson shared.
But when he said he just felt “better” about himself, she said, “That’s what it’s about.”
Together they have daughters Lola, 19, and Luci, 14.
On Monday, Chynna Phillips’ friend shared before and after photos to show her followers how different she looks after losing 40 pounds.
‘Another before and “during”… my health journey!’ the interpreter began.
‘This is 40 pounds less. I feel really different. “I need to start exercising more to get the scale moving again, but I’m so proud and excited,” Wilson shared.
‘Knowing that I did this PURELY through diet: no gluten or sugar, no butter and also keeping the fat low.
“I treat my body with respect now,” she shared. Wilson hopes to reach a goal weight of 170 pounds
Wilson shared these before and after photos on Instagram on Monday
‘Another before and “during”… my health journey!’ the interpreter began
Wilson at the star ceremony where Mama Cass Elliot will be honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2022
‘Lately I have indulged in cheese and nuts that have more fat. “If I decide not to eat corn tortillas, nuts and cheese, there is no way I can continue like this.”
‘I have totally adjusted my eating habits to satisfy my cravings but in a realistic way. And it’s a miracle.’
She is the daughter of Brian Wilson and in 1989 co-founded the pop music trio Wilson Phillips with her younger sister Wendy.
From 1995 onwards, she has also been a presenter or guest star on various television shows.
The beauty has been open about her weight for decades.
Wilson weighed more than 300 pounds before undergoing gastric bypass surgery in 1999.
‘This is 40 pounds less. I feel really different. “I need to start exercising more to get the scale moving again, but I’m so proud and excited,” Wilson shared. Viewed in 2023
In 2017, she said she had to undergo another surgery to remove failed implants that have since ruptured.
Singer Wilson Philips appeared on The CBS Talk where she talked about her “scary” surgery.
But she had to move on.
In 2017, she said she had to undergo another surgery to remove failed implants that have since ruptured.
The Wilson Philips singer appeared on CBS’ The Talk where she opened up about her ‘scary’ surgery.
“I’m afraid to say what I’m going to say,” she began as she paused to talk about donuts, which she says are her comfort food.
She continued: ‘I have to have surgery. 16 years ago I lost a lot of weight and had a breast lift and augmentation and now the implants have ruptured.’
She says she considered sharing the news with people, but decided it’s such a common thing to happen to women that she felt compelled.
“I have to go get them taken out and face this reconstruction, which is really scary… I wasn’t sure if I was going to share it, but I’m sharing it… it’s important.”
The singer reveals that perhaps she would not have made the same decision today.
‘I wouldn’t have worn them today. Now I am different; I have different priorities. This is scary, I’m going to face it and get over it,” she shared.
And the singer revealed that her mother is helping her get through it.
“My mom told me, ‘Carnie, this will be a little obstacle, a little obstacle, and soon it will all be in the past.’
In 2012, he resorted to surgery again, this time gastric band surgery, after regaining most of the weight.
The singer weighed almost 300 pounds before undergoing gastric bypass surgery in 1999 (pictured in 1993).
She said Fox News at that time: ‘I’ve definitely gained weight. I really want to get back into an exercise routine.’
The interpreter had admitted that she turns to food because it is her way of dealing with problems.
“I’ve had a lot of stress in the last year, so it’s really a struggle,” the star said.
For the past year she has been balancing raising her two children, Lola and Luci, while also acting.
‘You’re trying to pay the bills, you’re trying to keep your life going and there’s pressure. “It’s the daily routine of life,” Wilson added.
He has been working since he was very young.
She co-founded Wilson Phillips with her younger sister Wendy and childhood friend Chynna Phillips when they were teenagers.
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