Kirstie Alley was seen dropping her daughter Lillie Stevenson to lunch at SunseThai restaurant in Hollywood on Sunday.
Looking a hot neglected mess, the Fat Actress actress tried to pop into the shop next door only to find out it is closed on a Sunday. Our of despair and disappointment, Kirstie subsequently gave the finger to our photographer. Cheers!
Is this some foreign greeting in Scientolonese or is the former Jenny Craig spokeswoman feeling a little camera shy as she’s clearly piled on the weight that ignited her headline-making — albeit brief — comeback?
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she should just stop making her weight the focus of her career….
I think people should just leave her alone. Obviously, she has a serious eating disorder.
Whoa, look at the size of her right leg in the bottom left photo! Even a loose and flowy caftan can’t disguise a ham hock like that.
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Yuck she is gross AGAIN. I want to feel bad for her, but can’t help to think that she never would be so scrutinized for her weight if she didn’t sign up for all these weight loss programs and made her weight a national focus point .
It is nice to know that celebrities can have the same human problems as the rest of us. Dieting is hell, and often times after a significant weight loss due to system deprivation, the weight comes back plus some. And I can just imagine what the photographer of this picture said to earn the finger.
Dieting doesn’t work, that’s why she will never really lose weight as long as that’s her weight loss method. Eating less and smarter and exercsing, aka lifestyle choices, are the only way to maintain a healthy weight. Nobody is going to eat Jenny Craig meals forever so it’s not a sustainable method.
Wow, that’s setting a fine example for her daughter!
IMAGINE how her daughter must feel.. seeing her mother such a slob..
And she is so thin… wonder what her dad Parker Stevenson is doing now?
These are old pictures.
Oh please, stop acting so friggin’ concerned about her daughter. It isn’t easy having an overweight mom. But come on, it’s MUCH more disheartening for her daughter to see her mom’s pictures posted and mocked and read people calling her a slob, calling her out as a bad mother. My mom was overweight when I was growing up, and I hated it and it embarrassed me–but I can tell you for sure, that I’d feel MUCH worse knowing people made fun of her for it, saying bad things about someone I loved who I knew tried. That would break my heart.
So when you talk about how sad it is for her daughter, you’re being incredibly miopic about what REALLY hurts her the most.
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