Catherine Zeta-Jones was “sensible” with weight loss
Catherine Zeta-Jones has always been known for her curvaceous figure,which she has maintained after having two kids with Michael Douglas,son Dylan, 6, and daughter Carys, 4. The No Reservations star tellsPeople the secret is to be sensible.
It takes a lot of time. These days it’s like a race to thefinish line: Who can look back in shape the quickest after having kids.I was really quite sensible with it. I do a lot of swimming and I thinkI’m going to start up with tap dancing lessons when the kids go back toschool. And I eat sensibly.
One thing she doesn’t eat is peanut butter, which is one of her kids’ favorite foods.
Inever had it growing up, and I don’t like the consistency. I’ve triedchunky and smooth. My husband and kids love it and I’m, like, about tolose it or throw up. On the other side of the Atlantic we have Marmite.I love it.
Source: People, August 6 issue, pg 103-105
Tags: Carys Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Dylan Douglas, Michael Douglas, No Reservations
- Posted on Jul 27, 07 at 10:10AM
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July 27th, 2007 at 12:35 pm
1 Slice Bread = 65 Cals
1 Tablespoon Peanut Butter = 96 Cals
Total = 161 Cal
1 Slice Bread = 65 Cals
1 Tablespoon Butter = 102 Cals
4 gm Marmite = 9 Cals
Total = 176 Cals
Catherine? Skip the Marmite sarnies and you will lose more weight!
July 27th, 2007 at 1:22 pm
I was on bedrest with my own babies after Dylan was born, and Zeta-Jones was on the cover of one of those mindless magazines I read. She talked then about stopping breastfeeding after two months to resume her diet/workout regime. She also sued either Hello! or OK! (whichever one did NOT have the official rights) for publishing her wedding photos, and during the trial, she complained that the unofficial snaps had hurt her professional status because the photo of Michael feeding her their wedding cake undermined her attempts to portray herself as svelte after pregnancy. Zeta-Jones explicitly said at the time that there was pressure on actresses after pregnancy to show that they had lost the baby weight as quickly as possible.
I detect a strong whiff of self-contradiction here, in other words.
July 27th, 2007 at 2:11 pm
Jody you are right she did stop breastfeeding at 2 months, to get herself back in shape and on a diet, I defintley read that too.