"Ghostbusters" 2016 actress Melissa McCarthy, who is set to star with "Frozen" actress Kristen Bell and "Game Of Thrones" actor Peter Dinklage in "The Boss," has lost 50 lbs. Melissa McCarthy became noticeably slimmer when she premiered "Spy" by "Heat" director Paul Feig.
Perez Hilton reports that Melissa McCarthy revealed that she has trimmed her size down to 14. With a such a huge amount of weight loss, Melissa McCarthy gives a stunning revelation.
"No trick, nothing to tell, just super boring life," McCarthy said. "You bring it real down, you don't do anything fun and you go to bed at 7:30 - that's the trick."
The Daily Mail reports that being "super boring" to achieve weight loss means that Melissa McCarthy only eats healthy food. Junk food is a definite no-no for Melissa McCarthy. In 2015, Melissa McCarthy also shared that being on a high protein, low carb diet helps in her weight loss.
In an interview with E! News, Melissa McCarthy described how stress tended to exacerbate her weight gain. More than anything, McCarthy believes that one of the best choices she made is to give up stressing out. Most especially for her weight, giving up being a stress case over her own weight status worked wonders for Melissa McCarthy.
At the moment, Melissa McCarthy is not just busy with making movies but also with her clothing line. Melissa McCarthy Seven 7 is something that the "Ghostbusters" star developed to give more choices to women. Based on experience Melissa McCarthy says that not many choices are given to plus-sized women. With Melissa McCarthy Seven 7, women of all sizes are given better options and better designs.
Melissa McCarthy revealed that she had wanted her own clothing line since she was in sixth grade. The "Spy" star says that working on the Melissa McCarthy Seven7 line is very creative and quite rewarding.
Such a fun photo shoot with @redbookmag #likeaboss pic.twitter.com/j06ErN8DUl
— Melissa McCarthy (@melissamccarthy) 17 March 2016
Fans will soon see Melissa McCarthy on "Ghostbusters" 2016 this July 15. Before that, "The Boss" will roll into theaters with Melissa McCarthy on June 10.
