The Fat Amy depicter in 'Pitch Perfect' film series once again shows off her body transformation by sharing a picture of herself in a swimsuit on Instagram.
- Jun 2, 2021
AceShowbiz - Rebel Wilson continued to amaze her fans with her slimmed-down figure. The Fat Amy depicter in "Pitch Perfect" film series, who has been open about her weight loss journey over the past year, was called "inspiring" by her online devotees for her dedication.
Over Memorial Day weekend, the 41-year-old comedienne shared on Instagram a picture of herself in a black swimsuit that featured short sleeves and a zipper down the front. She completed her look with Givenchy slides, a blue brimmed hat and sunglasses. In the caption, she wrote, "Palm Beach-ing. I think I wanna move to Florida now."
Rebel's post was quick to be flooded with complimentary comments from her followers. One user gushed, "Wow! You look amazing, so inspiring." Another sent similar sentiment, "Your an inspiration. Looking amazing." A third chimed in, "Such an inspiration, how did you lose the weight?"
The "Isn't It Romantic" actress successfully shed more than 60 pounds (27 kilograms) in 2020. Despite her achievement, she admitted to feeling regretful for not starting her weight loss journey when she was younger. "Now that I know I can do it, sometimes I feel sad that I didn't do it earlier. Maybe I should have tried when I was 30, not 40," she said when speaking to InStyle magazine.
"I've always been a bit of a late developer," the Australian native continued. "I started acting when I was turning 19, which is quite late. And when I came to America as an actress, I was almost 30, which again, is quite late. So I try not to compare myself to other people."
During the interview, Rebel also shared tips for those who want to lose weight. "Obviously, I have access to some amazing high-tech treatments, but what I learned is, it's really the little things that I do every day that make a difference," she claimed. "Like today, I went for a walk at Griffith Park (in Los Angeles) and that's free. Anyone can go on walks and drink more water and do little, consistent things that'll improve their lives. It's not too late to start, no matter what age you are."
