Jennifer Lawrence isn't strict with diet
- 6 years ago
Jennifer Lawrence isn't "very strict" with her diet.
The 'Red Sparrow' star hates when people are specific about what they eat and what they don't and instead thinks exercise is more crucial.
She told Vogue magazine: "I'm not very strict with my diet: If I want a piece of pizza, I eat a piece of pizza. But I do work out more than normal because I have a certain way that I want to look, and a way that I want to fit into my clothes… For me, it's easier to put that extra effort into the gym instead of putting the extra effort into, 'Oh no, I can't eat that.'"
Meanwhile, Jennifer previously claimed she has 10 men "sleeping outside" her home at any one time as they try to get exclusive pictures of her.
"There are 10 men sleeping outside my house and I see them every morning and it's not lovely. I've talked about it a lot with other actors who have the same problems, but we don't really like to complain about it because if we do people go, 'Shut up, millionaires.' and say, 'You're so lucky.' And yes, we are lucky, but I deserve the right to have control over my image. I would prefer that the only time somebody sees me is when I am in a film, or in character or if I am promoting a movie."
The 'Red Sparrow' star hates when people are specific about what they eat and what they don't and instead thinks exercise is more crucial.
She told Vogue magazine: "I'm not very strict with my diet: If I want a piece of pizza, I eat a piece of pizza. But I do work out more than normal because I have a certain way that I want to look, and a way that I want to fit into my clothes… For me, it's easier to put that extra effort into the gym instead of putting the extra effort into, 'Oh no, I can't eat that.'"
Meanwhile, Jennifer previously claimed she has 10 men "sleeping outside" her home at any one time as they try to get exclusive pictures of her.
"There are 10 men sleeping outside my house and I see them every morning and it's not lovely. I've talked about it a lot with other actors who have the same problems, but we don't really like to complain about it because if we do people go, 'Shut up, millionaires.' and say, 'You're so lucky.' And yes, we are lucky, but I deserve the right to have control over my image. I would prefer that the only time somebody sees me is when I am in a film, or in character or if I am promoting a movie."