Jennifer Hudson's Slim Chance
Is it just me, or does Jennifer Hudson look, um, DIFFERENT on her debut album's cover?
Seriously, not since Ann Wilson was electronically compressed from a size 16 to a size 2 in one of Heart's '80s music videos have I seen such a glaring example of what appears to be some sort of digital diet. Because unless Jennifer has been on Beyonce's pre-Dreamgirls lemon-and-cayenne-pepper fasting plan for the past six months, this album art does NOT accurately represent the real Hudson from the neck down.
So, this looks like one extreme Photoshop makeover. But why? Jennifer looks great the way she is. Do the suits at RCA Records really think she'll shift more units with her head digitally decapitated and then Frankensteined onto some skinny mystery body? And do they really think her fans are unobservant enough to overlook such a radical renovation of her famously full figure?
You know, Effie would not stand for this, and neither should Jennifer. Neither should her fans.
And if this really is Jennifer's actual body, then someone please email me the name of her personal trainer, pronto.
And that's the skinny, for now.
Lyndsey, I think you'll be reading through this thread shortly, so I thought it might be a good chance to ask you to check out a message I left you at:
http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/realityrocks/90169/i-love-i-love-money/?page=2#comments
Thank you.
Take care of yourself.
:-) :-) :-)
Please stay your beautiful self. Be proud and health. You represent a full figure that is shaply and fabulous. Don't be pressured into lossing weight unless it is something you wanted to alway do. Keep it real, you were not meant to be a size 2. Stay you, BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!
Vanessa