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Beyonce Knowles Sheds 60lbs On Lettuce Diet

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Beyonce Weight Loss – Beyonce revealed her weight loss number to fans during the second night of her Atlantic City concerts. The 30-year old pop diva gave birth to her daughter Blue Ivy just four months ago and she’s looking better than ever!

‘Y’all have no idea how hard I worked,’ she told the crowd. ‘I had to lose 60 pounds. They had me on that treadmill. I ate lettuce!’

Beyonce previously credited her weight loss to breastfeeding but there’s no doubt dieting and workout helped her shed those 60lbs – which was likely more than her pregnancy weight.

Other than revealing her weight loss and plans to get ‘chocolate wasted’ Beyonce had some special guest in the audience. Michella Obama and her daughters Malia, 13, and Sasha, 10, were in attendance. The two ladies have a special relationship. Just last week Michelle O said she’d trade places with Bey while the pop star wrote a touching letter thanking the first lady for being a “strong” representation for African American women.

According to concertgoer, The presidential family “…sat up in a private balcony with Gayle King. Michelle was jamming out to ‘Crazy in Love. When Beyonce told the crowd to get up and jump, [Malia and Sasha] stood and started dancing and jumping. They were shouting when Beyonce asked, ‘Do girls run the world?’”

“Together, all three of them did the ‘Single Ladies’ dance moves,” the concertgoer added. Watch videos from Atlantic City below:

“Run the World, Girls”

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