
"After lengthy negotiations, regretfully the Jenny Craig Company and I did not come to an agreement to continue as their spokesperson," Alley said. I guess they couldn't come to terms on the end-of-year food bonus.
Alley called her experience with Jenny Craig extraordinary, but she wants "to create something new that will help millions of people end the seemingly never ending fatty-roller coaster ride," - and intends to develop her own weight-loss brand in 2009.
Taking diet advice from a fattie is one thing, but a fattie who believes that there are magical invisible spirits infecting our bodies...now there's a hard lo-fat lasagna to market. If she's going to be hocking her fatness, she may as well thicken up her wallet, right? Hell, she may even get a few converts to her wacky "church" too. But credibility, like weight loss takes hard work, and Kirstie Alley doesn't fit that bill, even if she weighs a pair of them.
Here's to the days before Xenu plumped her up...

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