I’m not sure why Star Jones ever lied about having gastric bypass, but she did. Over a period of like, four years, Star Jones lost like a hundred pounds. She looks like a completely different person, and she’s got to be so much healthier. But when she first started losing weight, Star lied about having gastric bypass. She made it sound like she just dieted and did pilates. Bullshit! I diet and do pilates and I’ve yet to lose 100 lbs! Star wrote an article for Glamour and talked about her weight loss.

I admit that when asked about my obvious weight loss over the past four years, I was intentionally evasive. Lying was never an option for me, so I called it a ‘medical intervention,’ which was true, but it was really a pathetic attempt to tell only the truth I could handle at the time.

I couldn’t breathe without sounding winded; walk without getting tired; sleep without snoring; or take a flight without using a seat belt extender.

Every day I am learning to let go of my insecurities and acknowledge that I don’t have all the answers, which is okay,” she writes. Though she still struggles with self-image, she writes that being healthy is what counts. “I’m not saying that in order to be happy, women need to be a certain size, but I am saying that we should all strive to be healthy.

She’s not saying that in order to be happy, women need to be a certain size, but she is saying being a certain size makes you more popular, prettier, and better.. Basically. She should just flat out say, life is better when you’re uber-skinny. Because that’s what she means and that’s what everyone feels, anyway.

I wonder what Rosie O’Donnell has to say about this article?

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