The Sorta Weird Diet Habits of Your Favorite Celebrities

The Sorta Weird Diet Habits of Your Favorite Celebrities
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Feb 7, 2017 | 9:00 am

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You might be surprised to learn what your favorite celebrities eat

Super-athlete, Tom Brady doesn't eat white sugar, white flour, canola oil, iodized salt, tomatoes, peppers, or mushrooms.

Super-athlete, Tom Brady doesn't eat white sugar, white flour, canola oil, iodized salt, tomatoes, peppers, or mushrooms.

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Celebrities always have their fashion choices, dating lives, and eating habits scrutinized by an ever-more-invasive public. Well, can you blame us for wanting to know how they stay so thin and fit?

Whether athletes, models, singers, or actors, celebrities have a few things in common when it comes to what they eat. Money is usually not an option, so they can purchase high-quality ingredients or hire a private chef to cater meals to their liking. They also have access to ample professional advice — nutritionists and trainers will jump through hoops for the opportunity to represent a celebrity client.

RELATED TO CELEBRITY DIETS

Celebrity diets, however, differ dramatically depending on the person’s profession. Mariah Carey uses her diet to maintain a certain weight, while The Rock uses his 5,000-calorie daily feast to fuel his grueling workouts. Some celebrities aren’t as concerned with physical appearance as they are with overall wellness. Pop star Fergie takes two shots of apple cider vinegar before breakfast to aid with her digestion, and actress Shailene Woodley consumes a small amount of clay with her meals.

The effectiveness of these food choices and eating habits are debatable, but it’s hard to deny that these 12 celebrity diets are flat-out insane.

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