When Gracie Grazier signed up for WW (formly Weight Watchers) through a stream of tears in April 2018, she was at her highest weight ever of 329 lbs. Today, the Austin, Texas, native is proud to be 119 lbs. lighter. “I feel like my whole world view has changed,” Grazier, 26, tells PEOPLE. “Now I can
At her heaviest, Liza McNulty tipped the scales at 12st 3lbs before starting her weight loss journey. The 35-year-old homemaker tried exercising and keeping up with her fitness, but nothing ever worked with her bad diet. It wasn’t until the mum decided one day she wanted to lose weight and fit into her clothes that
Kate Hudson announced in November her goal to lose weight (just two months after giving birth). Now, we’re learning more about how she plans to do that—through Weight Watchers. In an Instagram post Sunday night, Kate revealed that she’s the newest celebrity ambassador for WW (formerly Weight Watchers), through a conversation with WW queen Oprah
I’d never been overweight as a child but all of sudden, at 15 years old, I began binge-eating…and my body started to rapidly change. I realize now, food became my crutch (I was sexually assaulted at a young age, and my therapist eventually helped me connect the two things)—but at the time, I didn’t understand
I spent most of my life with an athletic build, but three years ago I started putting on weight—probably for a number of reasons. I wasn’t exercising at all and I wasn’t paying attention to what I was eating (or how much). Basically, if I wanted to eat something, I would. For breakfast, I loved
Name: Amy O’DowdAge: 29Occupation: Primary School TeacherHometown: MelbourneStarting weight: 87.6kgCurrent weight: 68kg What prompted you to start your fitness journey, was there a particular moment or realisation? I was simply sick of feeling sluggish and uncomfortable with how I looked. I had returned from a holiday to Sri Lanka and after seeing the photos I
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