Gwen's battle to lose her baby weight
Gwen Stefani talked to Ryan Seacrest Monday about her new album and her struggle to lose the baby weight she gained after giving birth to Kingston. "Let's just talk about how hard it's been," Stefani said. "That's been really hard. But it's almost gone." The popstar says she's still nursing her five-month-old son and has been following a diet and exercise regiment that includes regular jogs. "I've just been eating healthy. I cheat every day at least once." Stefani plans to start a tour in April in support of her new album, tentatively titled The Sweet Escape, and bring Kingston with her. "I'm excited to go out there and have the baby on the outside. He's the greatest thing in the world. There was no transition. It was just like, 'Where were you?'"
Gwen Stefani talked to Ryan Seacrest Monday about her new album and her struggle to lose the baby weight she gained after giving birth to Kingston. "Let's just talk about how hard it's been," Stefani said. "That's been really hard. But it's almost gone." The popstar says she's still nursing her five-month-old son and has been following a diet and exercise regiment that includes regular jogs. "I've just been eating healthy. I cheat every day at least once." Stefani plans to start a tour in April in support of her new album, tentatively titled The Sweet Escape, and bring Kingston with her. "I'm excited to go out there and have the baby on the outside. He's the greatest thing in the world. There was no transition. It was just like, 'Where were you?'"