CELEBRITY INTERVIEW
Moving on to health and fi tness.What do you think about the nation’s obsession with celebs and their weight?
“Marvin’s a bum guy – and I’ve defi nitely got an arse!”
“I got criticised last summer for being ‘big’, which is ridiculous – I was a size 10 and a 12 on my bottom half if I couldn’t squeeze my arse in a 10. That’s smaller than most women in the UK, so for people to say that’s big is a joke. So I put on a bit of weight – so what? That’s life – it might happen again this year! I’m just lucky I’m in the frame of mind where I don’t get caught up in it all.” So how do you keep fi t? “The only reason I lost weight and toned up was down to all the dancing on tour – it certainly wasn’t a conscious decision. Funnily enough I’ve just booked up some sessions with a personal trainer, but I’ve only used one so far! I fi nd the gym boring – I’ve been with Marvin a few times but I end up sitting there watching him work out because I can’t be bothered! If I can get away with not doing any exercise for a while then I will – it’s when my jeans feel snug that I decide to do something about it!” What’s a typical day’s diet? “It varies – I’ve just polished off a macaroni cheese from M&S! Whenever Marvin works away my eating habits go right out the window, and I eat naughty things like Yum-Yums or chocolate eclairs. The other night I got an Indian takeaway then I reheated the leftovers yesterday, which can’t be good! If he’s home I’m much healthier,
choosing porridge for breakfast, soup for lunch and a stir-fry or chili con carne for dinner.” So are you happy with your fi gure? “We’re all built differently and I think we have to embrace our natural curves. I’m lucky I have a fl at tummy but I hate my legs – they are always a funny shape regardless of whether I gain or lose weight.” And what’s Marvin’s favourite part of your body? “My bum – he’s a real bum guy and I’ve defi nitely got an arse! When I’m feeling self-conscious and think I ought to eat more healthily he always says ‘don’t lose that bum!’ He also says there’s nothing worse than a child-like fi gure – I don’t know if he says it just to stay in my good books, but it works!”
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Kiehl’s Creme de Corps, £44
John Frieda Frizz-Ease
Curl Reviver Corrective
Styling Mousse, £4.89
L’Oréal Paris Volume Million Lashes Mascara, £11.22
The Saturdays’ new single My Heart Takes Over is available to buy from 14th November, with their album On Your Radar out on the 21st November. Catch them on tour from 2nd December - visit
www.thesaturdays.co.uk for more information.
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