Why Drew Barrymore Waited to Lose the Baby Weight
The actress opens up about "having to work my ass off" to lose the weight.
— -- Drew Barrymore and her husband Will Kopelman welcomed their second child, a daughter Frankie, this past April and only now is she starting to worry about shedding the extra baby weight.
“It took nine months to build. It should take nine months to get off,” she told People magazine of waiting to focus on dropping the weight. “I wanted fettuccini alfredo. I didn’t want a barbell.”
As for those mothers that immediately get in the gym right after giving birth, Barrymore doesn't want to hear it.
“I was like, ‘Don’t talk to me about how fast and fabulous you are or it came off.' That was not my experience. I’m having to work my ass off until I even think about getting it off,” she added.
Frankie joins big sis Olive, 2, and with the family growing, the actress, 39, says she is working less and less.
"The acting has to be less and less because it’s too time-consuming. I love it and I don’t want to abandon it, but it can’t be at the forefront right now,” she said.
