Jennifer Lawrence Praises Pal Amy Schumer For Publicizing Her Liposuction Procedure
Jennifer Lawrence is in awe of pal Amy Schumer — especially after the comedian publicly revealed that she had undergone a fat loss procedure.
"When she got liposuction, I just assumed that would be a secret," the Hunger Games actress admitted. "And then, it wasn't! It's a part of her— I hate using this word — relatability."
The Don't Look Up star added that Schumer's decision to not hide the process proves how real she can be.
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"In some ways, it's benefitted her," Lawrence noted of her friend's candidness. "Look at her obviously successful career."
Schumer, 41, spoke about her liposuction earlier this year, explaining that she shared the details because she has no boundaries.
"I never thought I was gonna do anything like that," the Life & Beth actress said. "Like, when I would hear liposuction, I was just like, 'That's so crazy to me.' And I would say, 'I'm not ever going to do anything.'"
The I Feel Pretty star explained turned to the slimdown procedure a few years after giving birth to her son Gene in 2019.
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"Cut to turning 40, after having a C-section and being like, 'Hi! I can't feel my FUPA anymore!' Like, and it just is out there and endometriosis," she recalled. "And my endometriosis surgery, I was like, I healed well. So, I was like, 'Can I get lipo?' And I got lipo and I'm feeling really good."
Schumer also said that she wanted to be honest about the process so other women don't think she lost weight naturally. "And I just wanted to say that because if anybody sees me in pictures or anything and they're like, 'She looks thinner' and whatever it's because I had a surgery," she said. "It's too hard, and I just wanna be real about it."
She's done just that and then some, showing off her slimmed down shape on Instagram.
Lawrence spoke about her friend's procedure in an interview with The New Yorker.