Ellen Pompeo Canceling All The Anorexic Rumors About Her
Grey’s Anatomy’s actress Ellen Pompeo is knocking down rumors for once and all. Discarding all the BS regarding her being anorexic, she clearly cancels all the body shamers out there.
The star is studying her body with care. However, her gaze isn’t on her own flesh. In truth, there isn’t a lot of flesh to include.
What’s all the buzz about?
The five-foot-seven-inch actress weighs less than 100 pounds, and her movements are light and quick. Then our gazes are drawn to a low and visible neckline.
Right below Pompeo’s lengthy neck lies a great pair of boobs out there. These assets are a big surprise to many, as they’re usually hidden behind aqua scrubs on the hit ABC’s medical show.
Though Pompeo is completely happy in her skin, bad-talkers have gone spreading persistent rumors about her weight. Many of these even speculate that Ellen suffers from an eating disorder.
Ellen Pompeo calling off all the false-talks
Pompeo understands that all of this gossip about her figure gave a terrible message to young girls who look up to her. Thus, she decided to come up head-to-head with these rumors.
She, with a slight smile on her face, says, “Yeah, my friends, like Sandra Oh, always say that anyone who can see my boobs would tell for a fact I don’t starve myself.”
She further adds, “I’m the first to admit that I’d like to gain some weight. Because there’s where the weight normally ends up: on your boobs and your butt. I also believe that a bit more emphasis on the boobs would be enjoyable.”
For her, the point of weight is a sensitive one.
The paparazzi are at it again. They claim that Pompeo has a figure which is a result of self-inflicted starvation that affects many in Hollywood. This is a charge that irritates her greatly because, as she claims, she eats pretty much normally.
What does she want to convey?
She adds plaintively, “I’m trying to gain more.” “Since now that I’m in the spotlight, people are actually paying attention to me.” Additionally, Pompeo goes on to order a stack of crab cakes right away, as if to prove her point.
Then follows a request for twin raspberry crepes with tapioca filling and pale ice cream on top. She points out that she had just finished a succession of equally significant carbohydrates minutes before:
“Hash browns, bacon, and a giant cranberry muffin – don’t you simply adore cranberry muffins?” This repetition of intake has a practiced and unsettling feel to it, and she knows it.
“I’m now overeating,” she adds resignedly. “Yeah, I’m constantly chastised, and I never gave it any attention until all these stories surfaced. And I thought to myself, “Oh, I had no idea I looked so horrible!”
I mean, my partner, for example, adores me and often tells me that I look sexy” A grin. “I felt I was doing very well.” “Well” is an understatement: Above 25 million viewers consider her a lot more.”
