Here’s What Someone Said To Lepacious Bose That Made Her Cry
Comedienne, Lepacious Bose, has once again spoken about her weight loss and the challenges that has come with it.
In a recent interview with Telegraph, she said, "On the internet, people said so many negative things about me. At the time, I kept asking myself if what I did was wrong. I had to learn how people’s opinion should not define me. It was a shaky time for me.
"So, it was important to address why I did what I did. I knew I didn’t lose weight because of people. I knew it wasn’t because I wanted attention that I shed all that fat. It was because of me".
The Comedienne, who dropped from being a size 32 to a size 14, also said, "Someone asked me why I decided to lose weight. He said I was making lots of money with my former weight as a comedian. I was like, 'O yes, I was making a lot of money as a comedian, however, I needed to lose weight for a number of reasons.
"This person put the story out, saying I was making more money when I was fat than now that I am slim. It made me look ridiculous. I was upset. To be honest, I cried. Until I realised that people’s opinion should not define me."
In a recent interview with Telegraph, she said, "On the internet, people said so many negative things about me. At the time, I kept asking myself if what I did was wrong. I had to learn how people’s opinion should not define me. It was a shaky time for me.
"So, it was important to address why I did what I did. I knew I didn’t lose weight because of people. I knew it wasn’t because I wanted attention that I shed all that fat. It was because of me".
The Comedienne, who dropped from being a size 32 to a size 14, also said, "Someone asked me why I decided to lose weight. He said I was making lots of money with my former weight as a comedian. I was like, 'O yes, I was making a lot of money as a comedian, however, I needed to lose weight for a number of reasons.
"This person put the story out, saying I was making more money when I was fat than now that I am slim. It made me look ridiculous. I was upset. To be honest, I cried. Until I realised that people’s opinion should not define me."
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