Kirstie Alley Blames Vegetarianism for HUGE Weight Gain

Kirstie Alley probably is a nice person, but her constant yo-yo weight is getting the best of her. Imagine blaming a weight gain, which is probably caused by overeating, with Vegetarianism! Ridiculous!

36885, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Tuesday January 12 2009. Yo-yo dieter Kirstie Alley celebrates her 59th birthday with a family dinner at Mr Chow restaurant. The actress' weight has fluctuated greatly over the years and she is now so determined to regain her svelte figure she is getting inspiration from flattering photos of herself. She wrote on her twitter page: My trainer told me to stick pics of myself the way I like to look on my fridge and in my car... I am looking for those today. Good idea! Photograph: Josephine Santos, PacificCoastNews.com

Remember when Kirstie became a Jenny Craig spokesperson and lost a whopping 75 pounds? Oh that was old news. Now, Kirstie is coming forward and admitting to people that she packed up all the weight back, reaching at 228 pounds – an all-time high, so she says.

Not suprisingly, Alley said it all started on New Year’s 2008, right after leaving Jenny Craig. Once there was no one watching her eating habits, Alley welcomed Chinese takeout, buttery foods, and an unbalanced vegetarian diet. Don’t believe me? Here’s what Alley told People:

“For seven months I was a vegetarian, and I can’t tell you how much weight I gained being a vegetarian! A vegetarian would probably be eating vegetables. But to me being a vegetarian meant I’m going to eat enchiladas with no meat, and I’m going to eat lots of bread, lots of carbs.”

Oh Kirstie. Stop the denials. Stop the talking..and just, move. your. a** and healthy up!

 

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One Response to “Kirstie Alley Blames Vegetarianism for HUGE Weight Gain”

  1. eh? says:

    actually, you CAN become overweight being vegetarian. I don’t see why that’s ridiculous. :) great blog anyway. seems like a lot of work! good luck and more power!

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