Kathy Bates is continuing to wow fans with her epic 100-lb weight loss transformation on the red carpet.
Just one month after flaunting her much slimmer physique at the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards, the 76-year-old Matlock star once again rendered fans speechless when she walked the red carpet for the SAG Awards on Sunday, February 23rd.
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Kathy Bates Flaunts Her 100-Lb Weight Loss At The SAG Awards
The Oscar-winning actress looked so chic in an effortlessly stylish black suit, which consisted of a shiny black blazer and tailored trousers, teamed with a matching black top underneath for a streamlined monochrome aesthetic.
She finished her outfit off with some black and white Sneex 'The Icon Hy-Heel' sneakers, and a matching black purse. For jewelry, she opted for a statement Pomellato rose gold and diamond necklace, Pomellato 18K rose gold earrings, and a Pomellato ring with a large black gemstone.
The Titanic alum's hair was worn in glamorous curls, while her makeup consisted of dark lined eyes and a bold red lip. This is the best she has ever looked – and so many people on social media agreed!
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"Killing it!" exclaimed one fan on an E! News Instagram video from the red carpet. "So classy," gushed a second, as a third added: "She looks great!"
"She looks phenomenal," raved a fourth fan, followed by two hand clapping emojis. "I just love Kathy Bates," wrote a fifth fan, as a sixth called her "beautiful," and a seventh said she was a "gorgeous woman." "Wow," added another fan, followed by three fire emojis.
How Did Kathy Bates Achieve Her Epic 100-Lb Weight Loss Transformation?
The Misery alum has opened up about her impressive transformation on several occasions recently. In a previous interview with People, she admitted that her current figure took her six to seven years to achieve. She told the mag that she worked very hard to shed 80 lbs. by changing her diet, exercising, and using mindfulness to train herself to learn to say 'no' once she is full, and credited the final 20 lbs. to Ozempic.
"There's been a lot of talk that I just was able to do this because of Ozempic. But I have to impress upon people out there that this was hard work for me, especially during the pandemic. It's very hard to say you've had enough," she told People at the time.
On the effectiveness of mindfulness, the Annie alum previously told Us Weekly: "My niece told me this little secret, I guess it's no secret, it's a biological thing, that at some point when you're eating, you have this involuntary sigh and that's really your brain and your stomach communicating that you've had enough. The trick is to pay attention to that and push your plate away."
