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        20 Amazing Bodies of Male Pop Stars
    Here's how they stay fit.
By Anna BechtelJul 22, 2023
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How do pop stars stay so fit? From Ed Sheeran's balanced approach to diet and exercise to Usher's dedication to maintaining fitness while indulging in occasional treats, delve into the fascinating stories of 20 iconic musicians. Explore how Khalid finds inspiration in life's simple pleasures and how Bruno Mars embraces authenticity in the public eye. Uncover the fitness routines and dietary changes that helped Post Malone and others transform their bodies. Join us on a journey through music, fame, and wellness, as we unravel the intriguing tales of these amazing male pop superstars.
1. Ed Sheeran
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On an episode of SiriusXM’s The Morning Mash, Ed Sheeran talked about his approach to diet and exercise. He says that he believes in balance when it comes to his diet. "The reason I work out is so I can eat and drink whatever I want,” he said. "And that's a really healthy way of being. It's all about balance. Like you can have a filthy burger once a week if you want, and you can have ice cream every day if you wanna have it, it's just about balance."
2. Usher
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In addition to being a singer, Usher played Sugar Ray Leonard in the film Hands of Stone. In a 2016 interview with People, Usher revealed how he got in shape for the role. “The first 20 lbs. are the hardest in the world," he says. "When you get into that year of work and you created goals and met them, you don't want to go back and completely fall off the wagon. But Usher Ray likes to have cookies on occasion."
3. Khalid
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In 2019, Khalid talked about how he approaches his career to HypeBeast. “The moment that your job becomes homework, that’s the moment that you don’t really love it. So I only make music when I’m feeling it, if not, nothing will get created. I feel like I’m one of the laziest songwriters because I’d rather spend time eating doughnuts and riding ATVs than writing songs, but when I’m writing a song it’s because it’s something I feel inside of me.”
4. Bruno Mars
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Bruno Mars talked about living in the public eye in an interview with NME. “Don’t get me wrong, the fact that people want to talk about me or my music is incredible. But to me it’s just, ‘Play the record and you’ll get everything!’ That’s me. That’s where I’m at in life right now. And I don’t know if I can explain it any better than that.”
5. Shawn Mendes
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Shawn Mendes told GQ that he used to obsess over exercising. "Some days I would have three hours of sleep, [because] I'd get up two hours early just to be able to work out.” He says that he’s moved away from this type of thinking, and is prioritizing his sleep. “Taking that extra few hours of sleep, instead of waking up to pump iron, is a better choice sometimes.”
6. Post Malone
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Post Malone notably lost a lot of weight, and revealed how he did so on Instagram. "I've had a lot of people ask me about my weight loss and I'd suppose, performance on stage,” he started. “I'm having a lot of fun performing, and have never felt healthier. I guess dad life kicked in and I decided to kick soda and start eating better so I can be around for a long time for this little angel. Next up is smokes and brews, but I like to consider myself a patient man… lol!"
7. Lewis Capaldi
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In an interview with Variety, Lewis Capaldi revealed why he shared his Tourette’s diagnosis with people. “For every supportive person and every kind word you get, you’re going to have people who slate it or send it up. If people notice things that are concurrent with what’s going on in their life, then it’s all been worth it.”
8. Charlie Puth
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“A good song can help me run five more miles. It can change somebody’s life. The fact that I have the great privilege of creating music is never something I take for granted. Music is a big part of my life, and working out fuels that.”
9. John Legend
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John Legend tells GQ that he likes to eat a lot of salads, and shared his favorite ingredients. “It's just simple greens, mixed greens. I like cherry tomatoes, so I throw those in there. And a vinaigrette dressing. And my omelet or eggs will be one full egg and a bunch of egg whites, because I can't have too many yolks because of cholesterol, again. I'm like an old man already, but I don't miss the yolks that much.”
10. Dan Reynolds
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In an interview with GQ, Imagine Dragons frontman, Dan Reynolds opened up about how he handles his autoimmune disease. He says that he had to make a lot of dietary changes. “I cut out basically all processed foods, sugar—except fruit; I eat a lot of fruit—and add a lot of vegetables, a lot of complex carbs. I try not to eat red meat. Lamb is fine, chicken is fine. But no dairy. But all that being said, I don’t do it a hundred percent. I do it probably 95 percent, or else I‘d lose my mind. And I notice if I maintain that, and I work out every day to flood all my joints—specifically my hips—with blood, that activity and diet together has kept me in remission for about seven years.” 
11. Troye Sivan
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Troye Sivan opened up about his approach to skincare to Byrdie. "When I work with a really great makeup artist, I'm always surprised at how much time they spend on the skin before they've even put a single makeup product on. They're really, really focused on the health of your skin—just hydrating and giving you moisture. Then I feel like everything looks better, and it seems more like it's coming from within, you know? Rather than just [makeup] sitting on top. I think that that was a big learning curve for me. You can't just put whatever on your face. Like, you know, you have to take care of yourself."
12. Justin Bieber
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Justin Bieber opened up about his life and past struggles in an interview with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden. He says that his faith has helped him overcome a lot of trauma. “Obviously I've been so just very public about my faith journey and how my relationship with Jesus has helped me to just not be so hard on myself," he said. "Just the idea that I'm forgiven and that he's walking me through this journey and day by day, I get to just get better and better and not be too hard on myself."
13. Adam Levine
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Adam Levine works with trainer Austin Pohlen to help him stay in shape. Pohlen opened up about working with the singer to Us Weekly. “He walks on the treadmill for, like, an hour and a half to two hours every day and then we train, but he also adds in yoga about three times a week and then a little less than that right now, but yoga has really helped him. And then one day a week we’ve been doing Pilates.”
14. Jason Derulo
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Jason Derulo broke down his workout routine to GQ. He says that being a performer affects what he does to exercise. “My rehearsals are pretty vigorous, which takes a toll on your body, but also, it makes you lose weight, which I don't want, so I usually lift pretty heavy during that time and eat more, because I'm not really into the skinny vibes. That’s something I always really struggle with when I'm on tour.”
15. Sam Smith
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In an interview with Billboard, Sam Smith talked about a period of time when they lost touch with their loved ones. Smith revealed that having vocal chord surgery caused them to reconnect with their loved ones. “Losing touch with them, and my friends, felt like I was ­losing my ­function to operate as a human being. So to be able to spend time around them after my operation, and not being able to talk, enabled me to ­listen, and to just be. I’d had enough of me, me, me for a while.”
16. Niall Horan
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Niall Horan opened up about writing music in quarantine to Apple Music. He says that he wants to keep his writing as natural as possible. “I went back and I got bored and started writing straight away, and I felt like I wrote, like, five or six songs when I got back, and I was like, ‘Maybe I should do something with this, ’cause it feels normal.’ It feels natural. I’m not trying to write anything crazily in particular. Just, like, this is what I write, the way, the way I most naturally write.”
17. Zayn Malik
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In his autobiography, Zayn Malik opened up about several things, including his struggles with anxiety. He opened up about why he decided to do this to Time. “Anxiety is nothing to be ashamed of; it affects millions of people every day. I know I have fans out there who have been through this kind of thing, too, and I wanted to be honest for their sake, if nothing else.”
18. Liam Payne
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In an interview on the Diary of a CEO podcast, Liam Payne talked about changes he made to his lifestyle. He says that he realized that he had been drinking a lot and decided to cut it out. “I did worry up until the last few months. I think a lot of people had this same sort of thing, alcohol. It was getting earlier and earlier and easier and easier to go to.”
19. Harry Styles
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Harry Styles is all about putting his mental health first. He is open about his love of meditation. He also tells Rolling Stone that he likes to go to therapy. "I committed to doing [therapy] once a week. I felt like I exercise every day and take care of my body, so why wouldn’t I do that with my mind?”
20. Nick Jonas
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Nick Jonas makes sure to stay in shape. One thing he likes to do is weight train. He shared this video on Instagram of himself lifting weights with a trainer. Jonas captioned the post, “Happy hump day. @franktrigg putting me through it today.”
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By Anna BechtelJun 13, 2023
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Kaley Cuoco. Margot Robbie. Zac Efron. Inspired by the latest health trends, here we delve into the fitness secrets of 20 remarkable individuals—all in their 30s—who have defied the notion that full-on adulthood hinders physical prowess. Uncover the inspiring stories behind their enviable physiques. From renowned celebrities to athletic superstars, these over-30 figures have mastered the art of maintaining their bodies amidst busy lives and demanding careers. It’s a testament to the power of determination, resilience, and self-care. Get ready to be inspired and motivated to embark on your own fitness journey, no matter your age
1. Ciara
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The “Goodies” songstress revealed to Women’s Health that she’s had to make some changes to her workout. "I've accepted that my body will never be what it used to be. I have diastasis recti, which is when your ab muscles split after birth. When I learned this, it was game-changing because you can train wrong for your abs. I had to educate myself on that and learn to retrain my abs."
2. Katy Perry
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The “Hot & Cold” songstress tells Prevention that she’s a fan of Transcendental Meditation®. “It clears my head completely,” Perry says. “And it ignites something in my brain. I get some of my best creative ideas when I’m TM®’ing. For me, TM® has been anxiety-reducing, depression-reducing, great for jet lag, hangovers, mood swings. Anytime I’m in a funky mood, I’m like, ‘give me 20 minutes.’” 
3. Kaley Cuoco
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Kaley Cuoco works with trainer, Ryan Sorensen, to help her stay in shape. Sorensen opened up about working with Cuoco in an interview with E! News. "Kaley had shoulder surgery and was doing her rehab with me. Once the pandemic hit, I left and started my own business and Kaley came over with me. She's like, 'Hey, why don't we just build a gym in my garage and you can train me there?' I was like, 'Perfect.'"
4. Lady Gaga
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Lady Gaga revealed on this Instagram post that she’s a big fan of Pilates. In the photo, she is seen using a reformer. Gaga captioned the post, “Another morning of Pilates and rock n roll with my trainer!! Body by @sloaner7 Dear Sloan, thank you for believing in me and being my health rock. You're the best I couldn't do it without you!”
5. Chris Hemsworth
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Hemsworth plays Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He works with trainer Luke Zocchi to keep himself in shape. Zocchi opened up about working with Hemsworth in an interview with Page Six. “Chris takes it very, very seriously, and the shape he gets into, it’s phenomenal,” he said. “There’s a real process that goes into achieving these goals. But I think over the last 10 years, we’ve managed to come up with ways to do that.”
6. Liam Hemsworth
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The Hunger Games star is in just as good shape as his older brother, Chris. Hemsworth shared some of his workout secrets in an interview with Australian Men’s Health. “It’s just high intensity. A mixture of calisthenics, sled pulls, sled push and lots of free-weight stuff. But we don’t stop for the 60 minutes. You’re sweating and breathing hard, but also moving a lot of weight as well.” 
7. Daniel Radcliffe
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The former Harry Potter star opened up about growing up in the spotlight in an interview with GQ. He says that he has learned to roll with whatever is thrown at him. “Sometimes if you’re denying the reality of what's going on, that can actually make your life harder to live. It took a long time, is what I'm saying. But my late teens or early 20s was where I was like, ‘You have to accept life is gonna be different for you.’”
8. Margot Robbie
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Robbie made sure to get in great shape for her roles in Suicide Squad, Birds of Prey, and I, Tonya, as well as for her upcoming role in the Barbie film. She shared some of her favorite workouts in an interview with Women’s Health UK. "I found boxing sessions and fighting practice for Suicide Squad really fun, but quickly realised I wasn’t so much a fan of lifting weights. When I’m not preparing for a role, I prefer to do workouts I really like, such as dance classes or playing tennis with friends."
9. Zac Efron
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Zac Efron opened up about his diet and workouts secrets in a video with Men’s Health. “Sometimes when you’re on set, I give myself permission now to sort of let up and eat what I need to eat,” he revealed. “It’s not the time or the place to put pressure on yourself.” Efron also says that he intermittently fasts, but in a sustainable way. 
10. Robert Pattinson
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The Twilight and Batman star is pretty tight-lipped about his diet and workout routine. He told the Evening Standard that he doesn’t want himself or others to fall into unhealthy habits by obsessing over his diet and exercise. “It’s very, very easy to fall into that pattern as well, even if you’re just watching your calorie intake, it’s extraordinarily addictive — and you don’t quite realise how insidious it is until it’s too late.” Pattinson admitted in the interview that he had done some bad diets in the past, and avoided them ever since. 
11. Grant Gustin
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In 2021, Grant Gustin opened up about his wellness journey while filming The Flashon Instagram. “A little progress report from last season to this season,” he wrote in the caption. “About 7 months ago I finally decided to break my cycle of not taking care of myself as well as I should. As many of you may know, I've had anxiety and sometimes depression for as long as I can remember. Over the last 7-10 years or so as I've been more of a "public figure" and had a busier schedule, my anxiety only got worse. It has always had a terrible affect on my appetite and just motivation in general. That's included eating better(and more), working out, daily meditation, and just trying to be more present and happy with who I am. It's honestly one of the reasons you've seen a lot less of me on social media.”
12. Alex Morgan
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The soccer star has to stay in shape in order to play her best. Morgan tells The Beet that she follows a plant-based diet. “I didn't feel good eating this meat that was part of that. I didn't want to support that. It's so unnatural, the way animals live and die. And as I started to go more plant-based, first giving up meat and then giving up dairy, I realized the health benefits. I would get reports from my doctor, and my cholesterol dropped in half, which is crazy. All of my blood work which I do every few months was better. And my recovery was much better, I wasn't fatiguing as much. So it benefited me all around. I was fearful it would affect soccer in a detrimental way but it was the opposite. It made me feel better.”
13. Sharna Burgess
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Dancing With The Stars pro Sharna Burgess isn’t just relying on ballroom dancing to keep herself in shape. She shared some of her favorite workouts in an interview with Us Weekly. “I’m a big fan of Tabata because you get so much work done so quickly and you don’t even realize it. You’re sticking to a schedule, you can’t mosey about. You’re in and you’re out in eight minutes with this one.”14. Peta Murgatroyd
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After having her first child, Dancing With The Stars pro, Peta Murgatroyd, picked up cooking to make sure she and her family were eating healthy. “I have fallen in love with cooking for my little family,” she told People. “I used to loathe it, because I never had to do it and therefore never had the passion for it. Now that I’m a mother, and I am concerned with what my child is eating, I am more inclined to cook at home, to ensure I know exactly what’s going in his mouth.”
15. Jenna Ushkowitz
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Actress and podcast host, Jenna Ushkowitz, opened up about her wellness secrets in an interview withInTouch Weekly. She says that she is doing things to improve her sleep, especially after having a baby. “Since we have begun sleep training our 5-month-old daughter, I’ve set myself a new personal goal: getting back to eight hours of sleep. My new ritual: non-habit forming, melatonin free, plant-based Social CBD Gummies for Sleep. It’s got all the good stuff like valerian root and lemon balm and — when paired with Real Housewives of Beverly Hills— it’s become my secret antidote to winding down.”
16. Candice Swanepoel
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The model opened up about her diet in an interview with InStyle. "It's all about balance for me,” she says. “One meal in the day will be lighter than others, probably during lunch I will [eat something] heavier so that my body has time to burn it off. Night-time is something lighter, and I will always have a big breakfast."
17. Taron Egerton
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Taron Egerton opened up about how he got fit for his role in Bargain For Redemption in an interview with The Sunday Project. “Lots of Weightlifting, an hour on the bike everyday,” he said. “Just depleting your calories and having enough time to get to the place you want to get. It was good, though. I have never done it to that extent before, but it was good.”
18. Joe Jonas
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The singer and actor opened up about his diet and exercise in an interview with GQ. He says that he believes in eating a balanced diet, and finding healthy versions of his favorite indulgences. “I also know putting the right food in my body is important. Obviously, that's not saying that sometimes I don't indulge. I'm big on dark chocolate—my favorite is the Lindt Excellence with a touch of sea salt."
19. Theo James
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Actor Theo James shared some of his favorite workouts in a 2016 interview with Marie Claire. “I’ve boxed for a long time, I do it for fun. I love all the things that go along with boxing – you wrap-up, you put on the headgear, you spar, you skip, hit the speed bag, hit some pads. I go to the same place in London, another place in New York and another in LA. So when I touch-down, I often known where I’m going to go to. They’re local boxing spots – you know, a bit grimy but very atmospheric.”
20. Austin Butler
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To prepare for his role in Elvis, Austin Butler worked with trainer Ryan Gambin. “He really takes his job seriously,” Gambin said of Butler in an interview with The Courier Mail. “And obviously Elvis has a lot to do with his hip movement, so we were doing a lot of hip-dominant exercises, We didn’t have any strength goals … But we pretty much focused everything around his hips."

        
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The pursuit of a healthy and fit lifestyle is a goal shared by many, and sometimes, finding inspiration from celebrities can be just the motivation needed. From actors and singers to athletes and TV hosts, these 20 celebrities have bodies that inspire health and fitness goals. Tom Hopper, known for his role in The Umbrella Academy, emphasizes weight training, while Jessica Biel finds solace in yoga. Stars like Jennifer Lopez and Jason Momoa follow intense workout routines, while others like Hilary Duff and Carrie Underwood engage in sports for a mental escape. Discover the fitness secrets and regimens of these celebrities that can help you on your own health journey.
1. Brie Larson
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Brie Larson got in great shape to star in Captain Marvel. She shared this video on Instagram of herself doing arm exercises with a band. Larson captioned the post, “‘A strong woman is a woman determined to do something others are determined not be done.’ #MargePiercy”
2. Tom Ellis
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Tom Ellis is best known for playing the title character on the FOX and Netflix series, Lucifer. Ellis does a lot of weight training to stay in shape. He shared this video of himself using battle ropes in the gym on Instagram. Ellis captioned the post, “Seeing the weekend in with some Battle Rope sprints...mmmm.”
3. Jessica Biel
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Actress Jessica Biel shared some of her favorite workouts in an interview with Shape. She says that she is a big fan of yoga. “The breath work helps me feel that I’m connecting my mind and the breathing to the different movements—that to me feels like I’m connecting to my body in a way that I don’t do on a normal basis.”
4. Jason Momoa
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The Aquaman and Fast and The Furious star is known for his amazing body. Momoa opened up about his approach to fitness in an interview with Men’s Health. “I get up at 5 a.m., and I train hard,” he said. “I’ve got two young children, so I have to get up early. But I like it. Morning is when I do all my best work. Whenever I wake up, I’m up, I don’t lie there like an idiot. I get up, run up a hill, get some exercise and have some time with my thoughts.”
5. Hilary Duff
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The Lizzie McGuire and How I Met Your Father star recently graced the cover of Shape. In her interview, Duff revealed that she likes to play tennis with her husband, Matthew Koma. “I’m really loving that escape and that little break,” she says. “It’s a really complex game, and it’s hard to think about other things when you’re playing. It kind of drowns out all the buzzing in my head.”
6. Ellie Goulding
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Singer Ellie Goulding is a fan of boxing. She shared this photo on Instagram of herself sparring with a trainer. Goulding captioned the post, “Thank you kindly @shanemcguigan for letting me train with you!” Harvard Health states, “Fitness boxing is also a great aerobic exercise. Aerobic exercise gets your heart pumping and helps lower the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. It can strengthen bones and muscles, burn more calories, and lift mood. Aerobics can also boost your endurance, which helps you climb a flight of stairs or walk farther.”
7. Tom Hopper
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Tom Hopper is best known for starring in the hit Netflix series, The Umbrella Academy. In the show, his character has super strength, which means he has to stay in shape. Hopper does a lot of weight training. He shared this photo on Instagram of himself pushing a weighted cart for a Muscle and Fitness shoot. 
8. Jennifer Lopez
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Jennifer Lopez is known for her amazing figure. Her trainer, David Kirsch, talked about her workouts in an interview with Vogue. "We mix some cardio, plyometrics, full body, core, and lower body into her workouts — they are very, very intense and she takes it very seriously, which is exciting for someone like me. You say, 'We're going to do this,' and she's like, 'Great!' Her workouts are fast-paced. She's very focused and high-energy."
9. Chrishell Stause
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The Selling Sunset star and newlywed does a lot of full-body workouts to keep herself in shape. Her trainer, Ocho, opened up about working with Stause on Instagram. "Been locked in w/ my champ @chrishell.stause for a year & a half now & it only gets better. The grind is different. Straight from winning an award at the MTV awards to the work. Work ethic is like no other."
10. Carrie Underwood
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Carrie Underwood is passionate about fitness, and she even has her own line of workout clothes, Calia. Underwood talked about her wellness in an interview with Women’s Health. “My self-care is my gym time, and that’s a stress reliever for me. If I can work out seven days a week—which doesn’t happen, but if I can—I’m going to. Because the next week, I might get two days.”
11. Mandy Moore
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Singer and actress Mandy Moore opened up about her wellness routine in an interview with Bustle. She says that she does a lot of outdoor exercises. “If I can go on a daily walk with the family, then I’m doing my part. We have a 3-mile loop we like to do with our dog and Gus. If I can find the time, I love a Peloton ride. I want to start hiking again and feel more connected to the outdoors; I love to feel grounded and sort of slowly climb uphill. That’s my favorite thing.”
12. Channing Tatum
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The secret behind Channing Tatum’s amazing figure? A good diet. William J. Harris shared the actor’s secrets in an interview with Men’s Health. "We swapped the unhealthy ingredients in the food Channing likes for healthy ones—we gave him lean turkey rather than beef, for example, and swapped takeaway pizzas for homemade whole wheat ones topped with organic veggies. Processed and frozen foods, salt, sugar and alcohol were all no-nos."
13. Idris Elba
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Idris Elba has been previously named People’s “Sexiest Man Alive”, and has been considered for the role of James Bond. Elba told Men’s Health that he’s a fan of kickboxing. "Some guys want to be toned or want to jog for miles, but my ultimate fitness goal is to be fight-ready. If I step into the ring, could I go toe-to-toe for five rounds? That's what I strive for. That's what I consider fit. I want to know that if I'm being wrestled to the ground, I've got the strength to fight a man off. Kickboxing is rugged—it's all core strength. But when you're fight-ready, you feel like you can last forever."
14. Jason Statham
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Jason Statham’s trainer, Logan Hood, broke down his workout routine in an interview with Men’s Health. “Jason's regimen is continually manipulated in order to account for the many outside factors that can influence progress. Including, but not limited to, nutrition, sleep quality, recovery, career demands and physical injuries.”
15. Chris Pine
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Chris Pine works with trainer Mark Wildman to help himself stay in shape. Pine and Wildman gave an interview with Men’s Journal about their approach to fitness. “Before this,” Pine says. “I was doing pretty traditional weightlifting. It was so static, so controlled. You know, bench presses...it was so stiff. I started getting into this idea of movement and it led me to Mark, whose philosophy is about moving the body in different directions. This is more functional.”
16. James Marsden
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James Marsden was previously a model for Versace, and is known for his roles in projects like 27 Dresses and Westworld. Marsden talked about his approach to fitness in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. He says that he loves to do outdoor workouts. “It’s the cheapest form of antidepressant out there. You get out there and run or walk and it just clears your mind and hits the reset button. I have to have that in my life, and being fit is the nice bonus and by-product of it.”
17. Matt Damon
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Matt Damon works with trainers, Jason Walsh and Matt Biamonte, to help him stay in shape. In a 2016 interview with Thrillist, the two talked about how Damon got in shape for his role in the Jason Bourne films. Walsh says that Damon used a VersaClimber to help him stay in shape. “On the VersaClimber, he would end up averaging 4,000ft or 4,500ft, which we would do in 30 minutes. Which is really, really good. That's a lot of work in a very, very short amount of time."
18. Michael B. Jordan
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Having starred in films like Creed and Black Panther, Michael B. Jordan has to stay in shape. The actor opened up about how he stays in shape in an interview with Men’s Journal. “I hated it. You know, at first you feel like shit, you’re hurting. When things start getting a little easier, when you start lifting weight you never lifted before, when you start bench-pressing 225 pounds 10 times and it ain’t nothing, and then you start giving hugs to girls and they’re, like, feeling you up a little, and you think, ‘What’s this?’—then it’s, ‘This is all right.’ So I learned to love it when I started seeing results.”
19. Lindsey Vonn
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Skier Lindsey Vonn makes sure to eat healthy. However, after retiring, she tellsDelish that she is eating a more balanced diet. “My eating has definitely changed a lot since competing, it doesn’t really look anything like it used to. I still try to eat really healthy, but I definitely let myself indulge a bit more.”
20. Maria Menounos
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Journalist and TV host, Maria Menounous, broke down her diet in an interview with Health Magazine. "Most mornings I start with a smoothie. My favorite has Greek yogurt, almonds, apple, banana, cinnamon, and a little bit of skim milk. It’s [celebrity trainer] Harley Pasternak’s recipe; I’ve been doing it for years. Nine times out of 10 that’s what O'm having."
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        7 Iconic Celebrity Bodies We'll Never Forget
    Here’s how she stays in shape.

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By Anna BechtelJun 30, 2023
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Get ready to be inspired by these seven iconic celebrity bodies that have left an indelible mark on our memories. Kate Moss, known for her timeless beauty, revealed her fitness journey and newfound love for exercise. Cindy Crawford, the epitome of a supermodel, shared her balanced diet for a stunning physique. Jennifer Lopez, hailed for her enviable figure, emphasized the importance of working out for her happiness. Prepare to be motivated and inspired by these remarkable celebrities!
1. Kate Moss
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In a 2018 interview with The Guardian, Kate Moss revealed that she started exercising more. “Now I’ve actually started working out, I’m really quite into it. I’m at very early stages, but I’ve joined a gym and all that, and it’s made me feel really good. I worked out for an hour every consecutive day for a couple of weeks and it was enough that I really started to see the benefits, which I’d never really done before. I always thought ‘this is agony, I’m not coming back. This is torture’. But this time I just kind of pushed through. I honestly lost an inch off my waist in about 10 days. Now I really enjoy it.”
2. Cindy Crawford
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In a 2014 interview withInto The Gloss, Cindy Crawford shared the diet that resulted in her supermodel body. "On a typical weekday I usually have a protein shake for breakfast because it's fast—I need to get the kids out the door… For lunch I'll have salad, sometimes with chicken, sometimes without. For dinner we'll go for sushi, or if we eat at home I'll try to make a meal like turkey meatballs with pasta, a salad, and a vegetable."
3. Jennifer Lopez
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Jennifer Lopez’s body and looks have been praised throughout the years. She opened up about her workout secrets in a 2016 interview with Hello!  "I am 100 percent convinced that working out is part of what makes me so happy. Dance has always been a huge part of my life and taking the time to move my body and do something that's so good for me is key to my happiness."  
4. Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Arnold Schwarzenegger opened up about reducing the meat in his diet in an interview with Men’s Health. “To be clear: I'm not fully vegan. I just about eat 80% less meat than I used to.” The actor also broke down his typical meals in the interview. “In the morning, after my workout I usually have oatmeal or greek yoghurt with granola. For lunch I always have a salad. Sometimes with a plant based burger or maybe with salmon or chicken. Other times it's with a scramble or omelette. For dinner I always have soup. I like to eat light for my last meal.”
5. Dwayne Johnson
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Actor and former wrestler, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, makes sure to take care of both his physical and mental health. On an episode of The Pivot, Johnson talked about his struggles with depression. “I've worked hard over the years to gain the emotional tools to work through any mental pain that may come to test me. As men, we didn't talk about it. We just kept our head down and worked through it. Not healthy, but it's all we knew.”
6. Laverne Cox
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Laverne Cox is known for showing off her figure on social media. Cox opened up about her workout in an interview withInStyle."I'm not overachieving in fitness at the moment. I'm doing it, it's not as high-level, but I like where I'm at with it now. It's fun, it's medicinal, and I'm not being hard on myself. I think studying classical ballet creates this thing where you just beat yourself up, and I'm not doing that right now."
7. Jasmine Tookes
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Victoria’s Secret Angel, Jasmine Tookes, opened up about how she stays consistent with fitness with Byrdie. "I always put in my mind how I felt the day before after I worked out," she explains. "If I worked out the day before, then I felt really good, really energized, and ready to do anything. If I just slump down and do nothing my body doesn’t feel good. I have to remind myself…I call my friend and I’m like, ‘Hey, let’s schedule a workout, cause if not I’m not gonna go,'" she says. "The buddy system is definitely up there at the top of how I stay motivated."
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        20 Amazing Over-50 Bodies
    Here’s how they stay so fit.

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By Anna BechtelJun 07, 2023
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Age is just a number, and these 20 remarkable individuals prove it. Madonna, Reba McEntire, Paula Abdul, Cher, Jane Fonda, and many more have graciously shared glimpses into their lifestyles, revealing the habits and routines that keep them looking and feeling their best. From Madonna's diverse workout regimen that incorporates dance, yoga, and circuit training, to Reba McEntire's focus on a healthy diet filled with fruits, vegetables, and omega-3-rich salmon, each story offers a unique insight into the choices these individuals make to maintain their vitality. These are the 20 amazing over-50 bodies that continue to inspire and challenge our perceptions of aging.
1. Madonna
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The Queen of Pop’s personal trainer, Craig Smith, spilled her diet and exercise secrets in an interview with Glamour. "Madonna does five to six workouts weekly that vary on a daily basis and focus on a variety of methods and training modalities. Her workouts include dance, resistance training, interval training, yoga, barre workouts, Pilates, aerobics, athletic conditioning, and circuit training."
2. Reba McEntire
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The Queen of Country eats a healthy diet to keep herself in shape. She shared some of her favorite foods in an interview with WebMD. “I eat fruits and vegetables. I love salmon for my omega-3s. …Take supplements. I try to drink coconut water, which I love, and aloe vera juice.”
3. Paula Abdul
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Paula Abdul tells Us Weekly that she has reached a place of self-love. “I am a fan of loving and accepting myself exactly how I am in this moment right now — not in a few months, a few years ago. That’s actually what helps me eat foods that nourish my body, keep me feeling good, add to my overall health and support my goals as a woman, a dancer and a performer.”
4. Cher
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Pop icon Cher has amazing skin. And she spilled some of her secrets in an interview. “In the early ‘70s I developed what is called adult acne. With Dr. Arnold Klein in Beverly Hills I began using Retin-A to treat chronic cystic acne… But what I learned is what everyone else has discovered over the past couple years: that Retin-A also acts as a de-aging agent.”
5. Jane Fonda
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Jane Fonda makes working out a priority. In an interview, she says that she makes sure to stay fit. “I have to keep moving, because when you get older, it's more critical than when you're young. You have to keep your body moving. For me, if I don't, not only does my body begin to deteriorate, but so does my mind, and I know that I need those endorphins."
6. Meredith Marks
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The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star shared her nighttime routine with Us Weekly. She says that getting enough sleep is important to her. “It’s hard for me to like settle down and it’s also hard for me to stay asleep during the night. So, I like to sleep with an eye mask because it forces me to keep my eyes closed. If I could open them, I’m going to open them and like start working on my phone or doing something. I’m a restless person. I’m wired. I usually have like a glass of wine too. That usually helps a little.”
7. Laverne Cox
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Actress, host, and activist, Laverne Cox, makes sure to workout on a regular basis. She tells InStyle that she also wants other trans people to have a safe space to exercise. "I've talked to trans folks who haven't felt comfortable at a certain gym. They don't feel like [the gym is] inclusive or they're not supported, they're singled out, or harassed there. So having this space be inclusive for people of color or LGBTQ folks, is crucial."
8. Padma Lakshmi
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TV host Padma Lakshmi tells Women’s Health that she had to pick up some new workouts. “I started going to Pilates a few years ago, because my chiropractor recommended it for my back. Pilates changed my body. It made me strong in places I didn’t know I needed to be. I have a butt now that I didn’t have during my modeling career!”
9. Lenny Kravitz
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Rock legend and actor Lenny Kravitz opened up about his diet to Men’s Health. Kravitz is vegan and makes sure to be conscious of what he eats. “I’m very careful about what I put into my body and how I take care of my body. It’s a combination of eating all these things and working out and keeping my muscles and my joints in shape, so that I can do what I do.”
10. Keanu Reeves
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The John Wick star works with trainer, Patrick Murphy, to help him stay in shape. Murphy shared some of Reeves’ secrets with GQ, including what he does to recover. “KR possesses a serious commitment to ice baths, which I’m all for as well. One of the best recovery practices to do after all of the ground and pound stunt training is an ice bath.”
11. Jamie Foxx
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The actor and singer opened up about his workout routine in an interview with Men’s Health. He says that he keeps workout gear in his home, which helps him exercise on a regular basis. "I put a pull-up bar right near me in the bedroom. If you can manage to get 20 pull-ups a day…25 dips, 50 push-ups, 100 sit-ups…20 to 30 back extensions, you're done. I do that as soon as I get out of bed."
12. Wayne Brady
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The actor and singer opened up about his struggle with depression in an interview with Verywell Mind. Brady revealed that his ex-wife, Mandie Taketa, inspired him to get help. "She was the one who said, 'Wayne, I love you, and our daughter loves you, and our family loves you. And this is the path you go down when you don't want to live. And we are concerned, and I cannot stand by and watch you ignore this.’ Like many people in the African American culture, I grew up thinking that therapy was a bad word or therapy's not for me—therapy's for white people, therapy's for crazy people. So it took a lot of work to open my eyes to see that asking for help is not a weakness. In fact, that's a strength, saying I need this. That's a superpower.”
13. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
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Actor and former wrestler, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson does a lot of strength training to stay in shape. He shared this video of himself doing bicep curls on Instagram. Johnson captioned the post, “Success at anything requires obsession — and I apply that obsession to everything I do. In the quiet of the night. Obsession fuels the passion. Passion fuels that fucking chip on my shoulder. That chip creates the mindset. Never. Full.”
14. Angela Bassett
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Angela Bassett’s trainer, Corey Callait, opened up to People about how the actress got in shape for her role in the film, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. "I like to set up circuits," he said. "You do each movement for 30 seconds, then you take a break, get the heart rate down to get it right back up. The reason why I like doing it so much is because it's the fastest and the most effective way to burn fat."
15. Halle Berry
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Actress and former pageant girl, Halle Berry, shared some of her diet and exercise tips in an interview with InStyle. “Over the past few years, I went from training for John Wick 3 to my upcoming film and directorial debut BRUISED. Some days I'd work on strength and cardio and others I'd do yoga and stretching, all while I did a few hours of martial arts training each day. For me, it's been important not to overstress my body. Taking cold hot showers has been a good recovery ritual.”
16. Kevin Bacon
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The Footloose star shared some of his favorite workouts in an interview with WebMD. He says that he does a variety of things to stay in shape. “I hike, I lift weights, I do calisthenics. Sometimes I work with a trainer. I don't work out for long periods of time because I'm just too bored by it. High-intensity, short periods of time are much more beneficial for me.”
17. Kevin Costner
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In an interview, the Yellowstone and The Bodyguard star revealed what he does to stay in shape. Costner said that he spends a lot of time outside. “I love a little horseback riding, followed by taking the kids out to the tide pools and just running around looking for crabs. I’ve been real lucky about a lot of things in my life, but one of the things has been this ability to stay healthy. I think one of the big things that helps me is that I don’t sit it out. I move. I get out there and take the biggest bite out of life that’s possible.”
18. Tom Cruise
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When asked how he stays in shape for his many action movies, Tom Cruise said that he does a variety of things to stay in shape. “Sea-kayaking, caving... fencing, treadmill, weights... rock-climbing, hiking... I jog... I do so many different activities. For different films, whether it's an action movie or not, making a movie is very demanding. I'm constantly training for one thing or the other.”
19. Vin Diesel
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The Fast and The Furious and Guardians of The Galaxy star shares a lot of his favorite workouts on Instagram. One thing Diesel enjoys doing is weight training. According to the Mayo Clinic, weight training has a lot of benefits. “Your body fat percentage will increase over time if you don't do anything to replace the lean muscle you lose over time. Strength training can help you preserve and enhance your muscle mass at any age.”
20. Ralph Macchio
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Karate Kid star, Ralph Macchio, seemingly hasn’t aged since then. Macchio shared some of his diet and exercise tips in an interview with Stack.com. “Eating right and exercising are a necessary part of life. I’ve learned, especially over the last 10 years, it’s easier to fall out of shape and things don’t ‘snap back’ as quickly as they did in those Karate Kid years. I want to keep on enjoying a healthy life, and that means sticking to good eating and exercise habits.”
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        20 Amazing Bodies of Male Pop Stars
    Here's how they stay fit.

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By Anna BechtelJul 22, 2023
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How do pop stars stay so fit? From Ed Sheeran's balanced approach to diet and exercise to Usher's dedication to maintaining fitness while indulging in occasional treats, delve into the fascinating stories of 20 iconic musicians. Explore how Khalid finds inspiration in life's simple pleasures and how Bruno Mars embraces authenticity in the public eye. Uncover the fitness routines and dietary changes that helped Post Malone and others transform their bodies. Join us on a journey through music, fame, and wellness, as we unravel the intriguing tales of these amazing male pop superstars.
1. Ed Sheeran
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On an episode of SiriusXM’s The Morning Mash, Ed Sheeran talked about his approach to diet and exercise. He says that he believes in balance when it comes to his diet. "The reason I work out is so I can eat and drink whatever I want,” he said. "And that's a really healthy way of being. It's all about balance. Like you can have a filthy burger once a week if you want, and you can have ice cream every day if you wanna have it, it's just about balance."
2. Usher
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In addition to being a singer, Usher played Sugar Ray Leonard in the film Hands of Stone. In a 2016 interview with People, Usher revealed how he got in shape for the role. “The first 20 lbs. are the hardest in the world," he says. "When you get into that year of work and you created goals and met them, you don't want to go back and completely fall off the wagon. But Usher Ray likes to have cookies on occasion."
3. Khalid
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In 2019, Khalid talked about how he approaches his career to HypeBeast. “The moment that your job becomes homework, that’s the moment that you don’t really love it. So I only make music when I’m feeling it, if not, nothing will get created. I feel like I’m one of the laziest songwriters because I’d rather spend time eating doughnuts and riding ATVs than writing songs, but when I’m writing a song it’s because it’s something I feel inside of me.”
4. Bruno Mars
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Bruno Mars talked about living in the public eye in an interview with NME. “Don’t get me wrong, the fact that people want to talk about me or my music is incredible. But to me it’s just, ‘Play the record and you’ll get everything!’ That’s me. That’s where I’m at in life right now. And I don’t know if I can explain it any better than that.”
5. Shawn Mendes
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Shawn Mendes told GQ that he used to obsess over exercising. "Some days I would have three hours of sleep, [because] I'd get up two hours early just to be able to work out.” He says that he’s moved away from this type of thinking, and is prioritizing his sleep. “Taking that extra few hours of sleep, instead of waking up to pump iron, is a better choice sometimes.”
6. Post Malone
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Post Malone notably lost a lot of weight, and revealed how he did so on Instagram. "I've had a lot of people ask me about my weight loss and I'd suppose, performance on stage,” he started. “I'm having a lot of fun performing, and have never felt healthier. I guess dad life kicked in and I decided to kick soda and start eating better so I can be around for a long time for this little angel. Next up is smokes and brews, but I like to consider myself a patient man… lol!"
7. Lewis Capaldi
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In an interview with Variety, Lewis Capaldi revealed why he shared his Tourette’s diagnosis with people. “For every supportive person and every kind word you get, you’re going to have people who slate it or send it up. If people notice things that are concurrent with what’s going on in their life, then it’s all been worth it.”
8. Charlie Puth
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“A good song can help me run five more miles. It can change somebody’s life. The fact that I have the great privilege of creating music is never something I take for granted. Music is a big part of my life, and working out fuels that.”
9. John Legend
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John Legend tells GQ that he likes to eat a lot of salads, and shared his favorite ingredients. “It's just simple greens, mixed greens. I like cherry tomatoes, so I throw those in there. And a vinaigrette dressing. And my omelet or eggs will be one full egg and a bunch of egg whites, because I can't have too many yolks because of cholesterol, again. I'm like an old man already, but I don't miss the yolks that much.”
10. Dan Reynolds
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In an interview with GQ, Imagine Dragons frontman, Dan Reynolds opened up about how he handles his autoimmune disease. He says that he had to make a lot of dietary changes. “I cut out basically all processed foods, sugar—except fruit; I eat a lot of fruit—and add a lot of vegetables, a lot of complex carbs. I try not to eat red meat. Lamb is fine, chicken is fine. But no dairy. But all that being said, I don’t do it a hundred percent. I do it probably 95 percent, or else I‘d lose my mind. And I notice if I maintain that, and I work out every day to flood all my joints—specifically my hips—with blood, that activity and diet together has kept me in remission for about seven years.” 
11. Troye Sivan
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Troye Sivan opened up about his approach to skincare to Byrdie. "When I work with a really great makeup artist, I'm always surprised at how much time they spend on the skin before they've even put a single makeup product on. They're really, really focused on the health of your skin—just hydrating and giving you moisture. Then I feel like everything looks better, and it seems more like it's coming from within, you know? Rather than just [makeup] sitting on top. I think that that was a big learning curve for me. You can't just put whatever on your face. Like, you know, you have to take care of yourself."
12. Justin Bieber
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Justin Bieber opened up about his life and past struggles in an interview with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden. He says that his faith has helped him overcome a lot of trauma. “Obviously I've been so just very public about my faith journey and how my relationship with Jesus has helped me to just not be so hard on myself," he said. "Just the idea that I'm forgiven and that he's walking me through this journey and day by day, I get to just get better and better and not be too hard on myself."
13. Adam Levine
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Adam Levine works with trainer Austin Pohlen to help him stay in shape. Pohlen opened up about working with the singer to Us Weekly. “He walks on the treadmill for, like, an hour and a half to two hours every day and then we train, but he also adds in yoga about three times a week and then a little less than that right now, but yoga has really helped him. And then one day a week we’ve been doing Pilates.”
14. Jason Derulo
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Jason Derulo broke down his workout routine to GQ. He says that being a performer affects what he does to exercise. “My rehearsals are pretty vigorous, which takes a toll on your body, but also, it makes you lose weight, which I don't want, so I usually lift pretty heavy during that time and eat more, because I'm not really into the skinny vibes. That’s something I always really struggle with when I'm on tour.”
15. Sam Smith
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In an interview with Billboard, Sam Smith talked about a period of time when they lost touch with their loved ones. Smith revealed that having vocal chord surgery caused them to reconnect with their loved ones. “Losing touch with them, and my friends, felt like I was ­losing my ­function to operate as a human being. So to be able to spend time around them after my operation, and not being able to talk, enabled me to ­listen, and to just be. I’d had enough of me, me, me for a while.”
16. Niall Horan
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Niall Horan opened up about writing music in quarantine to Apple Music. He says that he wants to keep his writing as natural as possible. “I went back and I got bored and started writing straight away, and I felt like I wrote, like, five or six songs when I got back, and I was like, ‘Maybe I should do something with this, ’cause it feels normal.’ It feels natural. I’m not trying to write anything crazily in particular. Just, like, this is what I write, the way, the way I most naturally write.”
17. Zayn Malik
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In his autobiography, Zayn Malik opened up about several things, including his struggles with anxiety. He opened up about why he decided to do this to Time. “Anxiety is nothing to be ashamed of; it affects millions of people every day. I know I have fans out there who have been through this kind of thing, too, and I wanted to be honest for their sake, if nothing else.”
18. Liam Payne
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In an interview on the Diary of a CEO podcast, Liam Payne talked about changes he made to his lifestyle. He says that he realized that he had been drinking a lot and decided to cut it out. “I did worry up until the last few months. I think a lot of people had this same sort of thing, alcohol. It was getting earlier and earlier and easier and easier to go to.”
19. Harry Styles
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Harry Styles is all about putting his mental health first. He is open about his love of meditation. He also tells Rolling Stone that he likes to go to therapy. "I committed to doing [therapy] once a week. I felt like I exercise every day and take care of my body, so why wouldn’t I do that with my mind?”
20. Nick Jonas
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Nick Jonas makes sure to stay in shape. One thing he likes to do is weight train. He shared this video on Instagram of himself lifting weights with a trainer. Jonas captioned the post, “Happy hump day. @franktrigg putting me through it today.”
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        Jennifer Love Hewitt Swears By These
    Discover Jennifer Love Hewitt's secrets to maintaining her incredible figure and skin.

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By Anna BechtelJan 28, 2025
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Jennifer Love Hewitt is a very successful actress. She is known for roles on TV shows like Party of Five, Ghost Whisperer, The Client List,  and Criminal Minds. She currently stars on the TV series 9-1-1. Hewitt is also known for movie roles like I Know What You Did Last Summer, Can’t Hardly Wait and Heartbreakers. Hewitt has an incredible figure and skin, and does a lot of different things to maintain it. Here are 7 of Jennifer Love Hewitt’s secrets. 

            
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The secret behind Hewitt’s impressive abs? EmSculpt. She shared this photo on Instagram of herself doing it. Hewitt captioned the post, “Getting in one of my favorite ‘workouts’ before Thanksgiving! This mom of three is a huge fan of #EmsculptNeo for strengthening my core and helping to heal my diastasis recti.”

            
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Hewitt has amazing skin, and she makes sure to take care of it. She shared some of her favorite products in an interview with Good Housekeeping. Hewitt says that she likes to use an ice roller. "I keep it simple. I don't use a lot of stuff. I really enjoy ice rollers. I'm really into those right now, and my kids are into those."

            
                She Keeps Her Skin Moisturized
            
            
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One of Hewitt’s biggest skincare secrets? Keeping it moisturized. Hewitt shared her favorite moisturizer and lip balm with Good Housekeeping. "A big one that's a classic is Elizabeth Arden's Eight Hour Cream. And their Lip Balm. I've used that for [what feels like] 150 years and I'm really big into that."

            
                She Uses An Eyebrow Lifting Gel
            
            
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On Instagram, Hewitt revealed the secret behind her impressive eyebrows. "I have been using this product and I'm noticing people bringing up my brows. I don't have anything on them today really, except this product, but it's the Rare Beauty lifting gel stuff. I mean, Selena, 'thank you' is all I can say. I love it, so I'm going to put it up so that you know what it is, but that's what it is. That is the brow lifting that people are talking about. That's all I got."

            
                She Does a Variety of Workouts
            
            
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For Hewitt, fitness is all about variety. “I try to switch it up a bit,” she told OK! Magazine. “I’ve found that if every week I do something different it tricks my muscles into not getting used to doing any one thing. I’ve been doing pilates, I’ve been doing yoga, I’ve done just plain old walking. I wear 10 pound weights on my ankles while I’m working just so that as I’m moving during the day I’m constantly building muscle. It’s not great for your back but I’m doing it anyway. I do a booty workout thing that I just did for Shape, which was really fun. And I do Zumba. I have DVDs and I dance around like a crazy person in my house.”

            
                She Builds Confidence
            
            
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Hewitt tells People that she wants to build her confidence up. “I think I’m a work in progress,” she admits. “[But] I feel it’s so much better than [it was] a year-and-a-half ago, and I feel like in another eight months, it’s going to be so much better than it is today.”

            
                She Wants to be a Role Model
            
            
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Hewitt tells People that she wants to be a role model for others. In it, she shared the advice she gives to young girls. “When I meet young girls, I’m always like, ‘Just do me one favor. Love what you look like right now – and remember I said it 10 years from now because it’s the greatest gift I can give.’”
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        Sydney Sweeney Swears By These 5 Habits
    Discover Sydney Sweeney's top 5 fitness habits at 27, from water skiing to morning workouts and self-care activities.

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By Leah GrothJan 28, 2025
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Over the past few years, Sydney Sweeney has become one of America’s sweethearts with celebrated roles in everything from hit HBO shows Euphoria and White Lotus to big-screen movies Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Anyone But You. In addition to her impressive acting ability, the star is a total bombshell and has one of the fittest figures in Hollywood. Here are the top 5 habits that help her stay fit at 27. 

            
                Water Skiing
            
            
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Sydney has been water skiing since she was a toddler. “The moment I could walk, my mom put me on what’s called a U-board to learn how to ski,” she told Women’s Health. “I remember that whenever we would go by the docks of my grandma’s or my cousin’s house, I’d wave. I felt so cool because I could take off one hand. That’s my earliest memory of skiing, but I’ve been doing it as long as I can remember. It’s my favorite.” How does it help her achieve her amazing body? “It’s a lot of upper body strength, it’s balance, it’s core, it’s legs—you get tired really fast,” she says. “I see such a change in my body after an entire summer of [skiing]. My arms are stronger, more sculpted. My abs are rock solid. But I never look at it as a workout because it is so much fun,” she said. 

            
                Morning Workouts
            
            
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Sydney mixes up her exercise routine, but likes to get workouts over with early in the day. “I like to work out in the morning, so I’ll either go for a run or I’ll go to Solidcore,” says Sydney. The high-intensity, low-impact Pilates-inspired workout “makes me feel so strong, but also elongated,” Sydney said about her sweat sessions. “I feel so good afterwards.”

            
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Sydney engages in self-care activities. “I love to paint, and I love to read,” she said. “Those are the activities that are just for me.” One Harvard study published in Social Science & Medicine found that people who read books regularly had a 20% lower risk of dying over the next 12 years than those who weren't readers or who read periodicals. 

            
                She Walks and Hikes
            
            
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One of the ways she treats her anxiety is by spending time outdoors with her dog, Tank. She takes him on walks or hikes. Going for a daily walk can be a game changer, especially at a brisk speed. One study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that walking at a brisk pace for about 30 minutes a day reduced the risk of heart disease, cancer, dementia, and death, compared with walking a similar number of steps but at a slower pace.

            
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        Mariana Morais is "Rooting for Us All"
    Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits. 

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By Leah GrothJan 27, 2025
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Mariana Morais is showing off her ab-fab figure – in a two-piece exercise set. In a new social media post, the fitness influencer flaunts her fantastic figure in a brown sports bra and leggings. “Self Progress & Development is not always linear. Sometimes we take steps back & that’s just a sign to course correct so we can leap forward. If 2024 wasn’t the year you expected, use it as an opportunity to learn, grow, & carry on. It’s you VS you - continue to try, focus on consistency > perfection & you will prevail 🤎 rooting for us all to strengthen our mind & bodies this year,” she captioned the series of Instagram snaps. How does she approach diet, fitness, and self-care? Here is everything you need to know about her lifestyle habits. 

            
                Strength Training
            
            
        
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Mariana relies on old-school strength training to keep her body toned. “Training till failure instead of reps + taking my ab routine up a notch by incorporating weighted exercises,” she wrote about one of her workout tactics. “I can feel my muscles being challenged and am in tune with my movements.” According to the Mayo Clinic, strength and weight training help reduce body fat, preserve and increase lean muscle mass, and burn calories more efficiently. Strength training may also help you:
Develop strong bones
Manage your weight
Enhance your quality of life
Manage chronic conditions
Sharpen your thinking skills

            
                Prioritizing Digestion and Getting Blood Work Done
            
            
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Other healthy habits? “Prioritizing digestion,” she writes in the same post. “Making sure I get enough fiber & starting off every morning with a juice cleanse. This has helped me feel so much better everyday.” She also gets regular blood work done. “So important to check your levels and know what’s going on in your body routinely! Don’t skip the doc apts, always better to be preventative.”

            
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Mariana enjoys hiking. “Elevation therapy,” she captioned a post from one of her fitness adventures. According to the National Parks Service, the physical benefits of hiking include:
Building stronger muscles and bones
Improving your sense of balance
Improving your heart health
Decreasing the risk of some respiratory issues

            
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        Mariana does reformer Pilates. “POV: Stepping into the prettiest torture chamber,” she wrote across a video of herself at the studio. Why is Pilates a good workout? According to the Mayo Clinic, the workout has many benefits, as it “strengthens the body's inner core while increasing its flexibility, resulting in improved overall health.” It can also promote longer, leaner muscles, injury prevention, stress and back pain relief, enhanced athletic performance, and heightened mind-body awareness.

            
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Mariana recently got an aesthetic body treatment, Emsculpt NEO. “I’ve heard all the rage about the benefits to spot reducing fat & toning muscle so I had to give it a try to target those pesky lower abs. It was a 10/10 & a great addition to my workout routine,” she wrote. 
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