Ariel Winter is today called one of the most promising young actresses. Today, millions of girls want to be like the star of the movie "American Family". But once she was hailed by the words “fat and ugly.” From this publication you will learn how this famous girl managed to lose weight and forget about ridicule.
Ariel Winter's Secret
In one of her recent interviews, Ariel admitted that when she was younger, she was very worried when she heard such unflattering epithets as ugly in her address. However, then she decided to forget about it and focus on looking beautiful.
In her Instagram, the girl spoke about the secret of her weight loss. She noted that she first gained weight due to taking antidepressants. Ariel admitted that for a long time she could not lose weight, although she worked on herself. Winter says she was very upset because of this.
After talking with doctors, she decided to change the medicine. According to the girl, after she took this step, the metabolism improved and the extra pounds began to disappear.
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Ariel also said that she regularly visits the gym to keep fit. However, she does not completely refuse her favorite snacks, but she uses them in small quantities.
The celebrity said, despite the fact that she cares for a healthy diet, she does not believe that someone should deprive himself of what he wants.
Today, the star understands who she is and calls on others to do the same.
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Ariel Winter is an American actress. Was born on January 28, 1998. A native of the city of Los Angeles participated in the creation of 97 film and television projects. She voices cartoons, starred in comedies, family films. You can see her heroines in such popular TV shows as The American Family, Thinking Like A Criminal, and Bones. Ariel Winter starred in such famous full-length films as "The Dark Knight: The Renaissance" and "A Kiss Through."
