Andy Richter Reflects on Body Shaming During ‘DWTS’ Weight Loss Journey
Andy Richter, the 59-year-old comedian, has been on a notable weight loss journey while competing on Dancing With the Stars. His wife, Jen, shared on Instagram the health benefits he’s gained from his intense workout routine, praising his dedication despite challenges.
“So proud of how much improvement he’s made through the weeks and the obvious health benefits! Working out 7 days a week four hours a day (even when he’s sick) will make someone shine from the inside out,” Jen wrote.
On his podcast, Andy opened up about the body shaming he endured earlier in his career, recalling jokes people made about his weight. He also reflected on starting his career in 1993 on Late Night With Conan O’Brien, his first major opportunity despite prior acting experience.
“The first thing that comes to mind is one of my standard lines about what it was like to start in 1993 on Late Night With Conan O’Brien — that being the first thing I had ever done,” Andy said. “I had acted, but nothing that had ever gotten any attention or that was out even. I had already done the movie Cabin Boy, but it wasn’t out yet.”
Andy Richter continues to inspire fans with his transformation and candid discussions on personal struggles.
Summary: Andy Richter shares how his intense fitness regime on Dancing With the Stars improved his health and discusses past experiences with body shaming, highlighting his growth and resilience.
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