A man who was "too big" to ride nearly every rollercoaster in the amusement park has now revealed his incredible weight loss. At his heaviest, Martin Hannis, 38, tipped the scales at 23st where he could barely squeeze into size XXXXXL clothes. Before he embarked on his transformation, the singleton's diet consisted of pizza, kebabs and a bottle of red wine every night. He decided to confront his problems when he struggled to fit on the rides after he took his niece Lola Thomas to the theme park. As he couldn't fit his body on all but two of the attractions, Martin was adamant to make a change once and for all. So he ditched booze and took

Before his 4st weight loss, Gregg Wallace was warned that he was heading for a heart attack if he didn't change his ways. The 56-year-old, who is best known for MasterChef, began his transformation in 2017, dropping down to 12st from over 16st. In recent years, the culinary mastermind has been vocal about his journey on social media where he's been flaunting his new look. He admitted that before hitting his goal weight in April, Gregg was indulging in five pints a night, along with multiple takeaways. Now in an interview with The Telegraph, the TV chef revealed how the coronavirus pandemic has been a wake-up call for him. Gregg said: "I remember thinking 'Oh God,

Fashion stylist and costume designer Rob Zangardi helped Gwen Stefani recreate 18 of the most iconic looks of her career in the "Let Me Reintroduce Myself" music video. And, no surprise, in the modern versions, she looks exactly the same as she did more than a decade ago. This content is imported from YouTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. "SWIPE ➡️. LET ME REINTRODUCE MYSELF out NOW! It was so much fun creating and recreating 18 iconic @gwenstefani looks in this video! #RandM," Zangardi wrote on his post of the all the looks. Stefani re-shared it and said, "what