Kim Kardashian is known for pushing the boundaries with her daring Met Gala looks – and last night’s outfit might be her most extreme one yet.
The reality star, 43, shocked onlookers with her astonishingly tiny waist at the star-studded event at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
The mother-of-four, who was once famous for her curvaceous figure, showcased an extreme body transformation in a custom silver armoured Maison Margiela corset and sheer lacy skirt.
The SKIMS founder
Holly Madison refuses to talk about diets in front of her children.
The 44-year-old star – who was one of Hugh Hefner’s girlfriends for 15 years – has two children.
They are daughter Rainbow, 11, and seven-year-old son Forest with ex-husband Pasquale Rotella.
The blonde bombshell explained that while she is ‘focused’ on maintaining a healthy lifestyle, she won’t discuss it in front of her kids.
‘We’re really focused on healthy eating. I’m really careful not to say anything about
It has been six years since Masterchef host Gregg Wallace was in such bad shape that doctors warned he was heading for a heart attack.
More than a decade of snacking on the set of the BBC cookery show and grabbing meals on the run had him tipping the scales at nearly 17 stone, which – given he’s 5ft 8in – left him with a dangerously obese BMI of 36.1.
Blood tests revealed his cholesterol was ‘sky-high’ – nearly three
Oprah showed off her very svelte physique as she stepped onto the red carpet at the premiere of The Color Purple reboot on Wednesday night in Beverly Hills.
The TV icon, 69, recently conquered her weight issues after decades of yo-yo dieting and ruthless bodyshaming by ‘resetting’ her eating habits.
She insists her dramatic slim down isn’t the result of drugs like Ozempic or Wegovy as she considers them to be the ‘easy way out.’
For the big night, Oprah
With Christmas edging ever nearer, are you already thinking about what crash diet might let you drop a dress size in time for the festive party season?
Will it be the same one you tried before your summer holiday when you lost half a stone, only to regain it all weeks later?
Or will you try something different? And what goal do you have in mind? A stone in a month perhaps, or maybe ten pounds in a fortnight?
If
Recently, I found myself in a —115C, human-sized freezer, wearing a black swimming costume, a woolly ear-muffed hat, thermal gloves and socks and dancing to the 1990s Vanilla Ice hit rap song Ice Ice Baby.
Bizarre, I know, but I was in Austria at the MAYRLIFE clinic, known for helping celebrities to improve their gut health and ultimately lose weight.
I was there for a body and mind reset, having failed to put healthy eating and exercise on my priority
Trying to work out what foods are healthy is so complicated these days — especially with the rise of buzzwords like ‘organic’, ‘all-natural’ and ‘sugar-free’.
But experts say a simple rule of thumb that works in most cases will keep you healthy and slim: stick to snacks with fewer than five ingredients.
Nutritionists told DailyMail.com a short ingredient list indicates something is natural, contains few additives and has been through very little processing.
Another hack, according to Jessica Cording, a
