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Jennifer Hudson Shocking Size Zero Revelation

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Academy Award winner Jennifer Hudson has reportedly shrunk down to a size zero!!! After showcasing her voluptuous figure in Dreamgirls and giving birth to her first child, Jennifer Hudson began shrinking. She became the next celebrity spokesperson for Weight Watchers and hasn’t looked back since! Jennifer has repeatedly stated that she didn’t have an issue with her previous appearance and her work wasn’t negatively impacted by her larger pant size, but the she can’t get enough of her new look! Jenn reportedly looses sleep over what fashion choices to make for the following day! While Jennifer has become obsessed with her new look, her fiance is less than thrilled. She revealed earlier this year,

“He fusses at me like, ‘Why do you have to get all dressed up to go out? Why can’t you just go out like you used to?’ And I’m like, ‘I’m a walking billboard now honey!'”

Joy Behar of The View broke the news when she revealed a run in with Jennifer while out shopping. Joy recalled hearing a salesperson tell Hudson she’s a size zero. Joy proceeded to ask Jennifer, “How does that feel?” Jennifer responded, “I feel like they’re talking to someone else.”

The self describe Black Barbie reveals it’s not easy being skinny,

“Being skinny, it’s a job. It’s not easy.”

‘I feel this responsibility to the world now – people are watching, so I have to keep going in the right direction in terms of my weight loss.”

Is Jennifer Hudson taking her responsibility a little too serious?

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