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Kate Hudson 'wasn't impressed' by her holiday weight gain



Kate Hudson is feeling the toll the holidays took on her body.

The 40-year-old actress shared on her Instagram Stories that she's feeling motivated to lose the weight she gained over Thanksgiving and Christmas.

“It’s Jan. 2, 2020, got on the scale. I wasn’t impressed. But that’s OK because I know how to do this, you know what I mean?”

The “Almost Famous” star weighed herself on camera, and revealed her post-holiday weight is 136 pounds, stating it's "not ideal" for her 5'6 frame.

In December 2018, Hudson announced she joined Weight Watcher's program because she wanted to get back in shape after giving birth to daughter Rani Rose.

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teenxwolf

January 3 2020, 23:57:34 UTC today

ppl can talk about weight loss but it's a bad look to use real numbers

meow_tan

January 3 2020, 23:59:43 UTC today

holy shit why did I look. I skimmed past it.

136 is perfectly fine for 5’6!! Even by bullshit BMI standards she’s well within a healthy weight range.

babydontsweat

January 4 2020, 00:13:03 UTC today

that's my height! one time I got sick and lost 15 pounds and at 120 i looked famished. it was awful! but I guess in Hollywood standards that's too much.

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jdnightghobhadi

January 4 2020, 01:59:22 UTC today Edited:  January 4 2020, 02:01:14 UTC

I think there's been some backlash towards the BMI method lately, so yeah I agree, it's bull. Like, I guess some health professionals are arguing now that even if someone is within an "ideal" BMI standard, they can still have excess fat cell production and/or be "unhealthy" in other ways. idk weight it very complicated and it effects people in different ways (esp. medication which I have personal experience with).

elderpricely

January 4 2020, 00:01:57 UTC today

very hard agree

harrys_headband

January 4 2020, 00:29:37 UTC today

This, so much.

saintclaire87

January 4 2020, 00:35:13 UTC today

Yep. :(

pretensetious

January 4 2020, 01:07:08 UTC today

tbh

ohwutevernvm

January 4 2020, 01:27:18 UTC today

Fact on that fact

jdnightghobhadi

January 4 2020, 01:54:08 UTC today Edited:  January 4 2020, 01:55:54 UTC

Right? I know it's not technically her fault or maybe it wasn't her intention, but seeing her weight for her height, I was like, "That's 'fat'???" Made me feel kinda bad about myself since I'm only 5'1" and always had body image issues. Like, I probably look fine to other people, but the demons in my head keep morphing my perception of reality. I lost a lot of weight looking back at pics when I was 15, 16 and sick with mono, but in my junior/senior year of uni, I gained almost 40 lbs. on Lexapro. I couldn't understand why the pants I literally just bought suddenly didn't fit right anymore. I legit have never been that "heavy" before ever. :( I switched to Prozac three years ago and lost 21-25 lbs. since I was last weighed in Sep./Oct. I was exactly her weight for 5'1". I don't know what I weigh now. I try not to think about it, but doctors give you shit for it. Makes me wish I was 5'6" instead since then, that would be considered "healthy."

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meow_tan

January 3 2020, 23:58:11 UTC today

all the post holiday weight/exercise talk makes me feel like shit. I hate it, i hate it, I hate it. And it’s only ever women! I don’t see any men bemoaning their holiday weight gain.

alienjiive

January 4 2020, 00:07:00 UTC today

The gay community has a massive problem with weight/body image but still, you are correct, it is absolutely a misogynistic issue mostly targeted against women.

stephaniebrown

January 4 2020, 00:08:31 UTC today

one of my coworkers will nottttt stop talking about how gross she is, how much weight she's gained, how she can't wait to diet and lose it all and i'm like PLEASE sis you literally know that i have an eating disorder, stop with that shit.

meow_tan

January 4 2020, 00:18:07 UTC today

I’m so sorry she does that, that’s really insensitive of her. I hate it when my friends who are smaller than me talk about their weight around me. Logically I know it’s not about me but it’s hard to not take it personally.

jdnightghobhadi

January 4 2020, 02:16:09 UTC today Edited:  January 4 2020, 02:22:08 UTC

Ugh, that's awful. You just never know. It can be triggering for others. I'm sorry you have to deal with that bb. :(

I have some serious body image issues/dysmorphic perceptions on top of gender dysphoria (I've been on both ends of the weight spectrum because of mono and antidepressants/anti-psychotics) and yeah, it really messes with your head. I wish my mum would really STOP talking about how much weight my sister has gained bc I'm like, not only is that unfair to her (since it's not like she doesn't know and isn't trying), but it gives me anxiety what she says behind my own back. :/ Also, I'm pretty sure my sister has some kind of hormonal balance, which is triggering the weight gain. People just need to mind their own shit about weight and keep their self-critical thoughts away from public earshot.

averageontder

January 4 2020, 00:34:46 UTC today

my coworker won't shut up about it - but not about her, about other people lol. including her own mother, who she gave weight loss stuff as a xmas gift.....

i feel for her because i def think she has some form of disordered eating or BDD from the things she casually mentions, but hearing her go on about it all the time is exhausting, especially when i also know i have to lose weight and have to hear her say ''you're not fat!!''. girl.... i have a mirror. let's not lie.

likeanunmadebed

January 4 2020, 00:51:05 UTC today

my coworker lost about 70 pounds and shamed people all throughout about their own habits... then she hit a wall and couldn't lose more, so the diet went off the rails. now she wants to create a pact with her team so that they ALL go on a diet together and it's so exhausting to listen to

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ohwutevernvm

January 4 2020, 01:29:08 UTC today

Sadly, that’s just common in LA to ever discuss about, and you are absolutely 1000% correct.

frejasface

January 4 2020, 00:00:33 UTC today

i guess i could exercise, but i'm too busy

backwardsjoker

January 4 2020, 01:05:52 UTC today

😭 Me too

ionadelfina

January 4 2020, 00:01:43 UTC today

136 is a fine weight for 5'6. That's a normal BMI. She must want to be underweight.

so_chic_doll

January 4 2020, 02:09:47 UTC today Edited:  January 4 2020, 02:10:11 UTC

Truly.

I'm 5'6" & stay around 128-132 and I don't think there's anything wrong at all with my weight...

Hollywood standards are crazy tho 🙄

likeanunmadebed

January 4 2020, 00:03:06 UTC today

The source says she wants to be 125 pounds.

I'm hoping to lose 15 pounds this year and I definitely don't attribute it all to holiday weight gain.

peroxidelace

January 4 2020, 00:04:08 UTC today

I have about 60lbs of unemployment/baby weight that has to go.

stephaniebrown

January 4 2020, 00:05:28 UTC today

i do love when people my exact height and weight talk about how disgustingly overweight they are <3

stephaniebrown

January 4 2020, 00:07:08 UTC today

like girl if you wanna lose weight then whatever, go for it. but whyyyyy bring real numbers into it, its triggering as fuck. celebrities bringing their real measurements into discussions just gives people reading that shit another reason to loathe themselves.

jdnightghobhadi

January 4 2020, 02:30:26 UTC today

You're right. When I read that number for her height, it made me hate myself. I'm that exact weight at 5'1" after switching medications which... I don't know how to feel. :( I know my doctors look at me like I need to lose more.

likeanunmadebed

January 4 2020, 00:10:24 UTC today

right? like Hollywood weight is in a whole other territory but complaining to the rest of us isn't going to make us sympathize

stoodon_theedge

January 4 2020, 00:32:59 UTC today

seriously. how the fuck is this overweight in any shape or form? this is so fucking triggering.

lovebum4life

January 4 2020, 00:53:19 UTC today

Same :/ I actually gained like 8 lbs this holiday period and that is like my normal. It does sting a little tbh

vintage_boom

January 4 2020, 00:53:27 UTC today

anything for that sweet sweet ww sponsor money. it's appalling.

krystiocracy

January 4 2020, 03:16:59 UTC today

I know right. why the hell do you need to be so specific, just shut the fuck up

mzgrottesca

January 4 2020, 00:08:10 UTC today

wow that's a completely normal weight for her height. it's actually worrying that she thinks that's a bad weight lol.

__onthebound

January 4 2020, 00:11:31 UTC today

lmao i wish. i weigh much more than that and i'm 5'2. sit down good sis hudson.

weighty_ghost

January 4 2020, 00:12:31 UTC today

the only thing i regret about what i ate over christmas is the sugar since ive gotten a few new zits but otherwise, fuck ya guilt, eat the shortbread, and fuck off

elderpricely

January 4 2020, 00:22:25 UTC today Edited:  January 4 2020, 00:25:20 UTC

[numbers]I do not understand why people obsess over a few pounds (unless you have an ED of course). The other day someone said that they were 120 and wanted to get back to 117. Like... you are already tiny so stfu in the comments of a woman who used to be nearly 400 and is talking about losing over 200 pounds. Your weight can fluctuate 3 pounds over the course of a day anyway, so what are you even talking about???

mwffj

January 4 2020, 01:41:10 UTC today

120 to 117 is like...a large poop and a hot shower. That's such a ridiculous "goal weight".

elderpricely

January 4 2020, 03:13:11 UTC today

Totally asinine

krystiocracy

January 4 2020, 03:18:28 UTC today

omfg every time I see someone bemoan the FIVE POUNDS they gained over the holidays I just can't. that's a good shit and some water weight lmao. like isn't five pounds within the range of a normal fluctuation?!

cuteej4

January 4 2020, 00:22:39 UTC today

For the first time, I lost weight during the holidays. Sure I got sick and lost it the bad way...

suzyx

January 4 2020, 00:22:57 UTC today

I’m 5’7 and I’m 145

I just want to tone up!

9and14

January 4 2020, 00:25:49 UTC today

My mother mentions ‘food’ and ‘portion sizes’ literally every day. After every meal she’s started calculating how much exercise she’ll need to do to burn it off and she’ll come up with some number and say it at the table. It’s become an obsession. She’s long had issues with losing a last bit of weight she wants to lose and she’s always gone on and on about ‘quantity’, but it’s reaching an obsession now and she doesn’t see a problem. It’s not healthy to have such a hateful relationship with food.

stillingfleet

January 4 2020, 01:48:50 UTC today

What your mum does sounds unfortunately familiar to me, and I have sympathy. It’s very stressful and I’ve felt myself bending over backwards to pack 3 or 4 hours of exercise into a day if I feel like I’ve eaten more. My bf had to talk me through the worst of my obsessiveness and I still find myself grappling with it now and then.

war_machine_rox

January 4 2020, 00:29:22 UTC today

When I was a baby the docs always told my mom I was too short for my weight so I use that excuse a lot

The only thing I'm trying to do is tone up and eat healthier. This whole weight thing stresses me out too much when i think about it.
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