Stress Makes Renee Zellweger Thin
DEC 11, 2007 AT 03:00 PM
It seems that ever since Renee Zellweger has begun promoting her new flick Bee Movie, we can't stop talking about her weight! I figured it was only fitting to hear her side of the story...
Renee says that going to the gym helps her relieve stress.
"I don't have a fitness regime, just a lifestyle. I keep my sanity by going to the gym to work out the stress of my days."
Although the 38-year-old actress is famed for her trim physique, she insists she still has curves in all the right places.
She said: "I don't think my curves are absent. I think I'm doing alright, thank you very much!"
Hey, at least she admits that she works out. I hate when tiny stars say all they do is eat cheeseburgers and sit on their butts to maintain their weight...yeah right! :)
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All I do is eat cheeseburgers and sit at my desk. I weigh 100 pounds. Some people are big, some are small.
She speaks the truth. I used to work at a gym which she frequented, while she was filming a movie. She was known to be very pleasant, and she got her gym on even when she was in a different city. I believe her.
Yuck,
Such sinewy & veiny legs.
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Vera, still waiting for a fashion finds on that dress!!!!!!!!!!!
she always looks constipated, live a little, drop a duece already.
That dress looks like the felt we used to use in elementary school to make Christmas crafts. And those little scissors never would cut it right, remember?
All this dress needs is some poinsettas on the pockets. A bit of holiday cheer.
shes soooo irkkkkkkkk
What is wrong with her face?
How much stress could she have? I mean she makes films and gets paids millions....If I could switch with her I think I would find very little stress....
She looks like HELL. I always thought she was funny looking but her hair is too thin to be so short. It always looks greasy.
In Renees' defense, at least she has the body to wear a sweater dress, many women are just too short, thick, and hippy (with a capital H!)
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