Hollywood’s hottest women are sick and tired of talking about their weight and demand it to stop! Do YOU battle with body issues too?
Khloe Kardashian has been called “Sasquatch,” an Amazon and “pregnant” — and don’t think for a second those comments don’t hurt the 26-year-old reality starlet’s feelings. “I’m so f***ing fat. I’m so tired of trying to pretend that I’m happy with my weight,” Khloe cried to husband Lamar Odom on a recent episode of her reality show. But it’s not just Khloe who’s been berated for her weight. Celebs of all shapes and sizes — including Kirstie Alley, Vanessa Hudgens and Miley Cyrus — say they are done talking about their bodies and refuse to be called fat any longer! Can YOU relate?
Khloe Kardashian says she's battled her weight her entire life and is sick of being bullied by people -- including her own family -- about her size. "When the cameras are off, [my mom will] still comment about my weight. Not daily, but it wasn't just that one moment she decided to go after me," Khloe told US Weekly.
'Gossip Girl' actress Michelle Trachtenberg told HollywoodLife.com she's sick and tired of being fat. “It isn’t even about me, it’s about the message it sends to normal girls,” she said. “Some girl in Middle America is gonna pick up [a tabloid] and say, ‘Oh Michelle is my favorite actress and they think she’s fat, what does that say about me?’”
Miley Cyrus caught criticism for having jiggly thighs after photos of her in a bikini on vacation hit the Web. The svelte actress freaked out via Twitter, defending herself. "Talk all you want," Miley wrote. "I have my flaws. I’m a normal girl there’s things about my body I would change but stop with calling me f*t in post. I don’t even like the word. Those remarks that you hateful people use are fighting words. The ones that scar people and cause them to do damage to themselves or others." You go, Miley!
In a recent interview, Vanessa Hudgens expressed her irritation with people talking about her weight. “My weight fluctuates, just like any normal girl. If anyone told me to lose weight, I’d say f*** you and walk away," she said.
Kelly Osbourne lost 50 lbs. after competing on 'Dancing with the Stars,' but recent photos of the British celeb suggested she'd started to gain the weight back. She told 'US Weekly' that's not the case. "[The media keeps] writing that I'm getting fat, and I'm not - I'm the same size," she said. "I work out half an hour a day and just eat what I want and I'm happy, so I don't really care."
Thanks to 'Dancing with the Stars,' Kirstie Alley has reportedly shed 60 pounds! However, the 60-year-old actress has said she doesn't want to only be known for her weight. She also tells the story of being called fat when she was less than 120 pounds during her time on 'Cheers.'