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Ten famous faces, ten totally different bodies than the ones fans remember.

TheThings’ video rundown, “10 Amazing Body Transformations Of Famous People,” skips the quick-fix method-acting stunts and zeroes in on stars who rebuilt their bodies for good — through new babies, new breakups, and new habits that stuck. The common thread isn’t a movie role that ended after wrap; it’s real life forcing a change and a celebrity actually following through on it.

• Jessica Simpson gained roughly 70 pounds during each of her two pregnancies — daughter Maxwell in 2012 and son Ace in 2013 — before working with celebrity trainers and a Weight Watchers partnership to shed the baby weight.
• Khloé Kardashian lost 40 pounds total, including 11 pounds in about six weeks after cutting dairy from her diet, following her 2013 split from Lamar Odom.
• John Goodman had dropped more than 100 pounds by early 2016 by cutting sugar, quitting alcohol, and exercising six days a week after decades of yo-yo dieting.

Jessica Simpson’s Post-Baby Rebuild

Simpson never hid the number. Both pregnancies packed on around 70 extra pounds apiece, and she said as much in public rather than letting tabloids guess at it. The turnaround came the same way it does for most new moms with a platform and a paycheck: a disciplined workout schedule built around celebrity trainers, paired with a paid spokesperson deal for Weight Watchers that put her progress on camera at every stage.

What made her case a template for the rest of the countdown is that it wasn’t a single dramatic reveal — it was documented, stretch by stretch, across red carpets and talk-show appearances until the “after” picture matched the “before.” That’s the version of a transformation Hollywood actually respects: visible effort, not just a good filter.

Khloé Kardashian’s 40-Pound Turnaround

Kardashian’s weight had bounced around for years, but the shift that stuck started right after her marriage to Lamar Odom fell apart in 2013. She leaned on daily workouts and strict nutrition, treating the gym less like vanity maintenance and more like a coping mechanism for a rough stretch of her life.

She lost 11 pounds in about six weeks just from cutting dairy — part of a 40-pound overhaul that started the day her marriage ended.

That physical reset is exactly what put her behind the desk for the makeover series Revenge Body, a project built on the idea that her own comeback could be someone else’s blueprint. You can read more on how that period shaped her in Tragic Details About Khloe Kardashian.

The Rest Of Hollywood’s Weight-Loss Roll Call

The video’s broader field covers the names that made headlines for the same reason: real diet overhauls, not crash diets for a single red carpet. Jonah Hill dropped 40 pounds for The Wolf of Wall Street in 2013 after already fluctuating for other roles, and Chris Pratt shed 80 pounds while adding 20 pounds of muscle to land the lead in 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy — a total departure from his Parks and Recreation frame.

Jennifer Hudson went from a size 16 to a size 6 and became the face of Weight Watchers for four years, while Beyoncé’s noticeably leaner look was credited to The 22 Day Revolution. John Goodman’s story stands out for its length: more than 100 pounds gone by early 2016 after he cut sugar and alcohol and committed to exercising six days a week, finally breaking a cycle of yo-yo dieting that had followed him for decades. Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey, Kirstie Alley, Rebel Wilson, and Christina Aguilera round out the same conversation — proof that Hollywood’s obsession with the scale cuts across every corner of the industry, from sitcom stars to Oscar winners.

Kardashian’s own comeback didn’t stay a private win for long — it became the pitch for an entire show, with Revenge Body built directly on the premise that her 40-pound turnaround could work for someone else’s rough patch, too.