Pitch Perfect Star Rebel Wilson Uploads 'Most Unhealthiest' Photo

Pitch Perfect Star Rebel Wilson Shares ‘Most Unhealthiest’ Photo On IG

PITCH PERFECT – Aussie actress Rebel Wilson, the comedic star of ‘Pitch Perfect, uploaded her ‘unhealthiest’ photo on social media.

Australian actress and writer Rebel Wilson is known for playing comedy roles. She has appeared in movies and tv series such as ‘Super Fun Night’ and ‘Bachelorette.’

After appearing in several tv programs and films, she became known internationally especially after starring as “Fat Amy” in the American musical comedy film ‘Pitch Perfect.’ Rebel’s acting skills won her several awards such as ‘MTV Movie Award’ and ‘Teen Choice Award.’

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Rebel Wilson has been open about her weight loss journey. She said her decision to began a diet helped her career and personal life.

The 41-year-old celebrity surprised her fans and followers last year after sharing photos of her impressive weight loss. She called 2020 her “Year of Health.”

In a new IG post, Rebel Wilson uploaded a throwback picture with Serbian professional tennis player Novak Djokovic. In the caption, she said the picture was taken when she was at her “unhealthiest.”

“Okay so I know that I normally post flattering photos of myself…but found this old photo in my emails and was like: whoa! I remember this was when I was at my most unhealthiest – being overweight and indulging way too much with junk food,” she wrote.

Rebel Wilson opened up about a particularly difficult period in her life that prompted her to eat too much junk food. She said she was using food to numb her emotions in order to cope with her father’s death.

The Hollywood star said she can now “look back now at that girl and am so proud of what she’s become and achieved.” She also offered some words of encouragement for people who are struggling with their body issues.

“I feel you. I know what it’s like. But it’s never too late to start improving yourself and trying to be the best version of YOU possible. It’s not a race and it’s not a competition – it’s about respecting yourself and doing what’s best for YOU. So if you’re out there and reading this today, I just wanted to say: keep smiling and keep trying to be active!” she wrote.