Changing Her Lifestyle
Getting to this point definitely took work. “Kelly has had a terrible relationship with food and dieting in the past,” explains the insider. “She struggled with bulimia as a teen, starved herself to lose weight when her career began, and overindulged while depressed after her 2020 split from Brandon. She wants to end the roller coaster.”
Her biggest motivators to stay on track? River and Remy, whom she reportedly shares joint custody of with her ex-hubby, 47. “She wants to set a good example, to show them how to be healthy and take care of yourself,” the insider tells Life & Style. “Kelly has never prioritized looks or weight for herself and doesn’t want that to be what her children focus on either.”
The American Idol alum’s streamlined figure has gained attention from the opposite sex, though. “She’s open to dating in the future,” spills the insider, adding that Kelly’s confidence is seemingly at an all-time high post-weight loss. “Her divorce did a number on her, and she is not in a rush to be in a serious relationship again, but Kelly is ready to have some fun.”
This video is all about the Kelly Clarkson poop weight loss scam ads that are appearing on Facebook and Instagram. Kelly Clarkson has never endorsed keto gummies or weight loss gummies. She has nothing to do with any of them at all. These ads I show here are for Keto Genesis Keto Gummies, which is a scam product created by people who probably aren't telling their family members and friends how they're truly making their money. My video seeks to educate people about the scam to help them either avoid it or to call their credit card company if they fell victim to it.
Special credit: Thumbnail images that I've used lately were inspired by designs from Steve Ram, a stellar YouTuber who I admire and recommend, and also Bill Burr's "Monday Morning Podcast." I'm testing out various thumbnail image designs to see what might be able to work best, so that I can reach as many people to warn them about these scams.