Jennifer Hudson’s fiancé is “impressed” by her new body and enjoys “wrestling” with her.
Jennifer and her wrestler fiancé David Otunga became engaged in September 2008. Jennifer has lost a significant amount of weight in this three-year timeframe, about 80 lbs., but David is very happy with her new appearance.
"I'm as impressed as everybody else," David told Us Weekly at the Summer Slam Be a Star event in Los Angeles on Thursday.
What he is most impressed with is that her personality has remained intact. He sees no real difference in Jennifer’s core self.
"She's always been super confident. She hasn't really changed to me," David said.
David is happy to help keep Jennifer happy and fit. He thoroughly enjoys using the tricks of his trade on her whenever they have the opportunity. In fact, Jennifer actually helped him train to become the wrestler he is today.
"When I first started wrestling, I used to practice my moves on Jennifer [and] she got pretty good at it!" said David.
Jennifer’s second studio album I Remember Me was released in March of this year.
Amy Winehouse saved man’s life
Amy Winehouse paid for a Saint Lucian man’s life-saving surgery, it has been revealed.
Amy, who was tragically found dead in her home in July, gave more than £4000 in 2009 to Julian Jean-Baptiste for his hernia surgery after meeting him in Saint Lucia.
Amy frequented the paradise island in the Caribbean. She, Julian and his family met up several times when she visited. They would often meet at local bar Marjorie’s for drinks, where they would chat and sometimes sing.
“Amy didn’t normally want to sing but when I got up on stage and started singing Bob Marley, she couldn’t stop herself,” Julian told the Mirror. “We sang No Woman No Cry and Buffalo Soldier. She looked so happy.”
When Julian heard about Amy’s death, he was devastated. He is so grateful for her help. He feels that Amy rescued him.
“When I heard she’d died, I cried for hours. It is so sad,” Julian said. “She saved my life. The hernia was killing me. It was the most terrible pain in my groin and it would go from the tip of my toes right up to my chest.”
When Julian expressed his gratitude to Amy, she said nothing. She did not want him to fret.
“I tried to thank her after but she just hugged me and said not to say anything,” said Julian.
