Archive for the 'Kirstie Alley' Category

What's awful about this is that we actually like Kirstie Alley — but we will not stand for her getting in the way of people in need getting proper treatment.

We do our best around here to support people making decisions to believe or not in whatever religion they choose, so long as they're not ruining other peoples' lives in doing so. We would do that with Scientology too, but Scientology is wack! There's no way around it! LOLz!

Unfortunately, Kirstie Alley is a Scientologist, and has now started slamming antidepressant ad campaigns because scientologists strongly oppose the use of antidepressants and other drugs meant to treat psychiatric problems. For a religion with the word 'science' basically in the name, we can't help but shake our heads that they would argue against science at all.

Here's what Kirstie said:

Kirstie Alley finally found peace with a diet that works for her, and because she's been slimming down like crazy lately, she now thinks she's too dang small… so she says!

And to show us that she likes her bod with extra meat, she screwed her head onto a voluptuous woman, and tweeted:

Kirstie Alley knows a thing or two about dieting and exercising.

A former yo-yo dieter, she has finally really leveled out and found a system that works for her.

It's not all about some number on a scale for her!

She said:

"I’m really happy, and that’s sort of the biggest key. What I’ve discovered is energy is the most important thing to me. I want to have a lot of energy and be very strong and be able to do anything I want to do. That makes me happier. I need to be at a certain weight to do that and I need to be on the lean side."

So she wants to be happy and have energy in her everyday life, and being fit is key!

Now she eats an all organic diet and can feel the difference, saying:

"I did a lot of research and found our food is laced with chemicals, hormones, antibiotics. That just didn’t exist before. [Our food] is laced with GMOs, which are proven not to digest well and create food allergies."

So she's happy and healthy all from eating a healthy diet and exercising regularly!

It's the secret we've all known all along!

Lookin' good there, Kirstie!

[Image via Michael Carpenter/WENN.]

Kirstie Alley is totes gorgeous!

And you'd never guess it by looking at her but she's 62!!

That shiz cray! She barely looks out of her 40s!

How did she celebrate her 62nd bday?? By celebrating her real victory…

Her 100-pound weight loss!

She's maintained her ahmayzing weight loss through healthy, organic eating.

ET's Rob Marciano went to her beautiful Wichita, Kansas home to help prepare then enjoy one of her weight maintaining home-cooked meals!

She's got one heck of a kitchen! We guess you have to be all about food and healthy living if you want to keep the weight away.

Check out the video (above) to see Kirstie make some tasty food and dish out some weight loss secrets!

We love both Dr. Oz AND Kirstie Alley, and we're especially proud of Kirstie as she is always extremely open about her battle with weight loss, gain, and dieting.

This time, however, the interview will be ENTIRELY about it, and how she's finally done with the yo-yo dieting!

They even dance, LOLz!

We wish we had the interview for you, but it hasn't even aired yet — that happens today!

So you'll have to settle for a preview pic (above) while you plan your life around the interview accordingly!

Ha!

We previously mentioned that Kirstie Alley is coming under fire (and lawsuit) over her diet products.

A woman is suing her, claiming that Kirstie lost all her weight during grueling practices while on DWTS, not because of her diet supplements.

The National Enquirer went out and got a container of her Rescue Me organic weight loss supplement and took it to two doctors.

Kirstie Alley is in a bit of legal trouble.

We're not sure how legit the claim is, but a woman named Marina Abramyan is suing Kirstie for allegedly lying about losing 100 pounds using the diet supplement Organic Liaison.

She is arguing that Kirstie lost all her weight through a low-calorie diet mixed with all the exercise she got while on DWTS instead of just from taking the supplement.

She also claimed that the product doesn't work as advertised by QVC and Alley's testimonials.

We're not sure if she actually expected to be able to sit on her couch and take a supplement and lose 100 pounds.

We are pretty sure though that there's always fine print that says diet supplements only work along with "proper diet and exercise."

Kirstie hasn't responded to the allegations yet.

We really don't think Kirstie has much to worry about.

[Image via C. Smith/WENN.]