Cindy Crawford -
“I do want my kids to see their mom eating normally. If we go for ice cream I might get the tiny size but I’ll eat it. I don’t want my daughter to think she can’t eat ice cream.”
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Britney Spears –
“I do yoga, every day when I have a downtime, a lot of stretches and sit-ups. I feel better about myself physically and have more energy,” she said to In Style.
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Kelly Ripa -
She has a schedule that allows her to spend more time with her family.  She’s up at 6 a.m. with the kids, does the show at 9, hits the gym, and then spends the afternoon taking the children to their gymnastics, swimming or ice-skating lessons.
“It wasn’t easy exercising 5 days a week, in fact, I almost gave up in the beginning.  But after a couple of weeks someone told me how great my arms looked!  I’m so vain, that’s all it took.  I was hooked.”
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Mel B –
“I don’t believe in diets, I believe in listening to your body and being consistent. If you want a burger, have one, but balance it out the next day by eating salmon and vegetables.”
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Lisa Rinna –
I love my shoulders. They’re strong. I like the way they move, and I like the way they look in clothes.
I’m a big fan of the stripper pole. It changed my life.
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Jenny McCartney –
“I’m so scared girls look at my breast implants and think, ‘To get boys, you need big boobs.’ I tell them, ‘Don’t get it done. Those fears go away. You develop other insecurities, but breasts aren’t one of them.’ I want to get them half-size.”
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Helena Christensen –
 “It’s the usual story, I was super-skinny, mocked by other kids,” she says in the April issue of InStyle. “I started to fill out at 18, 19, but I can still feel the pain of all those years. Maybe because I dealt with those issues growing up, I wasn’t going to let anyone make me feel uncomfortable about my body again.”
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Kate Hudson:
“I can’t wait to have more kids. It’s the best thing ever. I gained 67 lbs and was proud of it. You just have to do what your body tells you, and my body told me I needed to eat a lot of ice-cream! I would eat a tub a day.” “But when you are pregnant and happy and jolly and fat, you don’t care about the weight.”
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Uma Thurman –
Uma walks, practices yoga, and pilates to stay in shape. She also enjoys horse back riding, skiing, and snowboarding. To prepare for her role in Kill Bill, Thurman lost 50 pounds using the nutrifit system, running and walking on the treadmill, and stretching. Uma was also required to practice dozens of kicks each day, sometimes for a full hour a day. She also spent hours every afternoon learning how to wield a samurai sword by working with the Chinese martial-arts expert Master Wo-Ping Yuen and Sonny Chiba
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Stephanie Seymour –While her slender size 8 figure came naturally to her when she was
younger, Stephanie puts in lotsof effort to maintain it nowadays. We’re
talking a high-protein diet and a rigorous exercise regime of Pilates,
cardio work and yoga.
(Photo: Bauer-Griffin)

Teri Hatcher:
 She insists that she has never had plastic surgery claiming, “I don’t use Botox or Restylane and I’ve never had any surgery, no matter what you’ve read.” Hatcher tells the British edition of Glamour: “That’s the one downside to fame – on any one day you can find loads of hideously mean things said about you online.”
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Kate Beckinsale:
 “I’m amazed that people obsess over my body image so much. Why do we encourage this war on women’s bodies? It’s a horrendous way to live, and I refuse to. I’m entirely normal. I have my good days and my bad days. I am a lot more body confident now I’m in my thirties, and am in better shape, too.”
(Photo: National Photo Group)