Jessica Simpson in Talks With Weight Watchers: Is Counting Points the Best Way to Slim?
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2011/11/22 21:00:00
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Pretty much nobody has had such a public battle with their weight as Jessica Simpson (President Obama even commented on it once.) So it makes sense that Weight Watchers wants to cash in on all the drama. Jessica Simpson, who is expecting her first baby and due in the spring, is in talks with Weight Watchers for a $4 million deal to lose the post-baby weight, Us Weekly reports.
Under the contract, Simpson would have one year to use the point-counting program to "lose a significant amount of weight," an insider told the gossip mag. She would then display the results in ads for the company.
Simpson -- who is engaged to ex-NFL star Eric Johnson -- had been considering working with Weight Watchers in the past, "but then she got pregnant," a source tells the mag. "So this was the perfect compromise."
As of right now, the 31-year-old is happy to show off her preggo belly. "I'm bigger than I've ever been," she recently told Us. "But I want to show off my bump!" That said, we all know how much pressure celebrities -- and real women -- face to snap back into shape once baby is born. Do you think Jessica should give Weight Watchers try? Or are there better ways to slim down?
Simpson -- who is engaged to ex-NFL star Eric Johnson -- had been considering working with Weight Watchers in the past, "but then she got pregnant," a source tells the mag. "So this was the perfect compromise."
As of right now, the 31-year-old is happy to show off her preggo belly. "I'm bigger than I've ever been," she recently told Us. "But I want to show off my bump!" That said, we all know how much pressure celebrities -- and real women -- face to snap back into shape once baby is born. Do you think Jessica should give Weight Watchers try? Or are there better ways to slim down?
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Beat Magnum True Hero 2011/11/23 09:17:37No, counting points is not for me
seems like u'd become obsessed? counting everything. i'd rather just eat more fruits and veggs and less less junk wich i need to anyway
That's exactly what the Weight Watchers programme teaches one to do. -_-''
Good luck to Jessica for working on herself.
Weight Watchers is owned by HEINZ! Do you really think there is ANY incentive for them to acknowledge that carbs is what needs to be monitored, not fat??
HEINZ!
I am a biabetic and carbs for me are killer,,seeing that they turn into sugar in my body.
I do a low carb diet and it suits me just fine, but I wouldn't say it is for everybody.
If you think it's about counting calories and starving yourself, you need to do some research. It's not so much a diet as it is learning how to manage what you already eat.
Also, you're acting like a child, I was trying to enlighten you with some actual facts, but I suppose little girls like you would rather just assume they know everything already. -_-''
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Let's hope she doesn't stay that fat or she will start having to sell her shoes at Wide Shoe Warehouse.
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