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K-Fed Finally Agrees To Lose Weight, For Money
As much as it pains me to say it, looks like K-Fed has finally found someone that’s willing to pay him to get his extremely large and lazy self in shape. The washed-up dancer with a “daddy bump” has officially inked a deal to appear on VH1′s Celebrity Fit Club.
After a year of extremely unhealthy eating habits, fat jokes, and at least one scheme to hook Britney into a reality show (in which she would be his personal trainer), K-Fed has officially taken the first step to recovery… which, for him, is cashing a desperately needed paycheck.
Way to go, K-Fed. That’s a great example to set for your kids.
It’s always annoying when lazy celebrities actually get rewarded for their stupidity, but unfortunately that is what seems to have happened here.
Ironically, K-Fed will be on the show with his ex-girlfriend Shar Jackson (who recently made fun of K-Fed’s “daddy bump“), Bobby Brown, and Nicole Eggert.
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[...] The show, which currently doesn’t have a buyer, air date or network, would supposedly feature the antics of sleazy celebrity dads such as Michael Lohan, Jon Gosselin, and K-Fed… even though K-Fed and his fat gut just got hired to appear in VH1’s Celebrity Fit Club. [...]
Jon Gosselin Get Hailey a Gig on Divorced Dads Club? | Famecrawler commented on Oct 05 09 at 8:00 am[...] finally got to exploit his rapid weight gain by getting cast on VH1’s Celebrity Fit Club and getting paid to lose it — we should all be so [...]
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