NeNe Leakes Shares New Photo of Husband Gregg and Fans Want to Know the Secret to Their Youthful Looks

The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star NeNe Leakes is continuing to help her husband Gregg Leakes after she went public about his cancer diagnosis earlier this summer.

Months after opening up about the pair’s new diet plan to combat the illness, NeNe posted a new photo showing off her husband’s slimmer figure.

“Just because❤️,” she captioned the photo.

NeNe Leakes

Fans began fawning over the couple’s youthful looks at Gregg’s age of 63 and NeNe’s age of 50.

“Looking younger and younger guys!😍😍😘😘”

“Wow you look 20 years younger in this pic beautiful.”

“You guys look so young ❤️”

“How do u look soooo much younger… help a girl out Nene x.”

“Alright, now NeNe… we see you girl looking all young living your better life😘🙏🏽.”

“Gregg is looking younger!!!”

The couple’s youthful appearance may be attributed to their diets. NeNe disclosed in June that she was changing her own diet to support and accommodate Gregg’s.

“Cancer patients rely on support a great deal! With that said, Gregg has switched his diet to Vegan and I’m supporting his efforts so I’ve given up all meat and consider myself a Pescatarian!” NeNe said at the time. “It wasn’t even hard for me! I just said, ‘I’M DONE’ but I need a little seafood in my life🤷🏾‍♀️. We are working really hard on getting our website up because you guys have asked so many great questions and you’ve helped us as well with all of your knowledge! With this site, we can help each other with motivation, herbs, recipes, diets, exercise etc. coming soon my friends😘 PS: keep the info coming! #lifeoftheleakes #fightingcancertogether.”

The couple has also explored the benefits of alkaline water, although a debate has emerged about the beverage’s benefits.

“I distribute the Kangen Water Machine it’s the purest most potent form of alkaline water at a 9.5 ph. Alkaline water is living water so when it is exposed to sunlight, transferred to plastic bottles etc the PH decreases by [the] time the store brought alkaline water hits the selves it between 6-8.0 PH,” one fan shared.

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