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Ashlee Simpson’s Post-Baby Body Secrets
Ashlee Simpson gave birth last November to her first child, son Bronx, and it didn’t take the Melrose Place actress long to shed her baby weight. How did she do it? Hint: Not like Pamela Anderson stays in shape. At least not that we know of.
Luck. Yes, you read that correctly, Luck. So, apparently rubbing a rabbit’s foot (you know how those things are lucky!) may help you lose that weight you’ve been wanting to shed.
Ash was surprised that losing the baby weight was much easier than she thought it would be. “After I had Bronx I lucked out…I mean, I’m 24-years-old. I have the genes from my mother and I did work out for three months.” Oh well, she did work out. Plus she’s 24. Plus she’s got good genes.
You know what I want to do now? Go eat a brownie. Or a batch of brownies.
Seriously, she does look good and can’t wait to see her on Melrose Place. I’m sure it won’t be like the old one (was such a big fan) but might be fun. Ashlee gets to bring her son to the set, so that’s nice for her to be able to get back to work and keep Bronx close to her!
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