He described it as an “ongoing process”, but joked that he would never be “Paris Hilton”.
He described a healthy approach to weight loss: “I’m going to base it on the fat content of my body, whatever’s healthy and right.”
During an interview with Peter Travers in 2016, he spoke about food as an addiction.
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“You’re trying to fill a hole that can’t be filled, unless it’s filled with goodness, some spirituality – not to say religion, but just a belief in something higher than yourself, a purpose.
“But instead of filling it with booze or cocaine or food, you just acknowledge that it’s there, you can’t fill it, and you go on, you live with it.”
Source: Daily Express | Diet
