Britain's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell has spoken about his recent weight loss and revealed the diet secrets which helped him to shed the pounds
After losing four inches off his waist after embarking on a health kick before the Coronavirus pandemic, the music mogul has vowed to forever cut out eating sugar, dairy or gluten – forever.
The Britain's Got Talent judge said: "Cutting all that out is what has made a difference, genuinely. Ironically I was out on my bike as my exercise. I did ten or 11 miles every day, the Mirror reports.
"Even though it's an electric bike I'd have it switched off until I needed it. It's the best way to exercise because it's fun. It's a combination of all that stuff. It gives you energy and makes you feel better. I looked at a picture of myself from four years ago and thought, 'Oh christ'. The diet I had then... phew. And everyone thinks I've had a gastric band - I haven't."
David Walliams couldn't resist teasing Simon about the 'surgery' this week.
The Little Britain comedian and children's book author said: "You paid your double to have plastic surgery and also a gastric band."
Simon replied: "I haven't had a gastric band." David added: "I'm not saying you have, you've obviously lost weight naturally - but the person who is Simon's double needs it to lose a bit of weight.
"Simon looks very well. He looks younger and younger every year, I don't know how he does it." Simon explained: "It's called exercising and eating well, David."
Simon, who shares son Eric, eight, with fiancée Lauren Silverman, has denied he had undergoing weight loss surgery. He recently admitted that he indulges in a very retro meal before heading out for dinner.
He said he tucks into a plate of beans on toast before going out for meals with Lauren. He said he does this because he knows he’s not going to like anything on the menu.
“I’m not a big eater. I don’t enjoy it that much. I’d rather have a beer than eat, any day of the week,” he told The Sun.
“Sometimes when we are going out for dinner because I know I’m going to hate the food, I have baked beans on toast before I go, then eat nothing,” Simon said. The X Factor creator said he hated going to weddings or parties “where the food is horrific”, and would much rather stay at home.
