Kelly Ripa says quitting alcohol had a surprising effect on her weight
Kelly Ripa revealed on "Live with Kelly and Mark" that she gained an unexpected 12 pounds when she stopped drinking. Dr. Kathleen Jordan discusses alcohol's impact on weight.
Kelly Ripa Reveals The 1 Thing That Happened When She Stopped Drinking
Kelly Ripa’s journey to sobriety led to a surprising plot twist: weight gain. On Wednesday on “Live with Kelly and Mark,” Ripa welcomed Andy Cohen as a guest cohost while her husband, Mark Consuelos,
Kelly Ripa Reveals How Much Weight She Gained After Swearing Off Alcohol
The morning talk show host welcomed Andy Cohen to 'Live,' where she shared how life after alcohol brought some unexpected changes.
Kelly Ripa reveals the surprising thing that happened to her body after she quit alcohol
Kelly Ripa has been sober from alcohol for eight years, and while she was able to quit after just a month of not drinking, it did have a surprising effect on her body. There are many reasons why someone might want to quit drinking alcohol,
Kelly Ripa Reveals How Much Weight She Gained When She Quit Drinking — and Why It Surprised Her
Kelly Ripa reflects on initially giving up alcohol nearly eight years ago. During the Wednesday, Jan. 22 episode of Live with Kelly and Mark, Ripa was joined by Andy Cohen as a stand-in co-host while her husband.
Kelly Ripa shares how much weight she gained after she stopped drinking cold turkey
Now Kelly Ripa has opened up about the impact it would have on her weight. Kelly was on Live with Kelly and Mark, with stand-in host Andy Cohen, who was covering for her husband Mark Consuelos. He mentioned he was doing dry January - and that triggered Kelly to recall what happened to her when she stopped.
Kelly Ripa, 54, Reveals She Gained 12 Pounds After She Stopped Drinking Alcohol
Kelly Ripa opened up about gaining weight after quitting alcohol in 2017. She expected a "windfall of weight loss," but actually gained 12 pounds after she began eating more sugar. Kelly and husband Mark Consuelos remain sober today.
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