'I felt like such a cheat when I had that band on my stomach.' Stars and their slimming regrets!

Many people opt for diets, physical activities and even surgeries to get rid of some extra pounds. However, not all of them are okay with the results and some even end up regretting their decisions. Find out which stars lost weight, but wish they had not.

‘Mean Girls’ alum Amanda Seyfried lost weight at some point in her career, but made it clear on Ellen DeGeneres’s show that she regrets doing so. She said: "I looked way better [then]... I had huge breasts, and then I came to Hollywood and I was like 'I got to lose weight. I got to look thin and fit. I lost like 10 pounds, but that's a lot on my tiny frame.”

In an interview with Vogue, Anne Hathaway recalled how it was like to lose nearly 24 pounds for her ‘Les Miserables’ role. She described the process as “definitely a little nuts” and “a break from reality.” She told the outlet: “I was in such a state of deprivation — physical and emotional. When I got home, I couldn't react to the chaos of the world without being overwhelmed. It took me weeks till I felt like myself again."

This gorgeous star underwent a body contouring treatment, but results were not the ones she was expecting. In fact, they affected her professional career. Speaking to Us, the ‘Taradise’ star said: "My stomach became the most ripply, bulgy thing. I had a hernia, this huge bump next to my bellybutton. As a result, I couldn't wear a bikini. I lost a lot of work."

Ozzy Osbourne’s fantastic wife underwent a gastric band surgery to get rid of some extra pounds, 99 to be precise. However, she told Entertainment Tonight that she was not okay with the process as she was losing those in an unhealthy way. She said: ''I felt like such a cheat when I had that band on my stomach. It makes you vomit the whole time. Nothing goes down because it goes out.''

Disney Channel star Hilary Duff has always been very open in terms of body and physical appearance acceptance. Speaking to Health magazine, she once admitted to regretting being too skinny as a teenager. She said: "I don't think I was happy then.”

It’s no secret English model has undergone several cosmetic procedures, including a full-body liposuction. In an interview with The Sun, however, she said she does not feel 100% okay with it. Price said: “Honestly, I’ve gone to Hell and back, it was horrific — ‘Oh my God I look like a monster out of a horror movie.’ But I just want the old Katie back!”

In an interview during Glamour Beauty Festival, ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!’ winner Scarlett Moffatt revealed that losing weight at some point was not precisely the best decision she has made. The reality TV star said that “when I first came out of the jungle I went through a stage where I felt like I had to try and look a certain way. But I was really miserable.”

In a super interesting chat with The Guardian, ‘Late Night’ star Emma Thompson opened up about her weight loss journey, which was not of her complete liking. She said: “Dieting screwed up my metabolism, and it messed with my head. I’ve fought with that multimillion-pound industry all my life, but I wish I’d had more knowledge before I started swallowing their crap. I regret ever going on one.”

‘Girls’ alum Lena Dunham lost weight after a medical treatment in an effort to control her endometriosis. Losing some pounds was apparently something that the public liked, but she saw it in a very different way. In an Instagram post, the actress wrote: "It isn't some sign I've finally given in to the voices of trolls. My weight loss isn't a triumph. I feel I've made it pretty clear over the years that I don't [care] what anyone else feels about my body. I've accepted that my body is an ever-changing organism, not a fixed entity.” In fact, later on Dunham admitted to feeling “the happiest” after gaining some weight. Also on Instagram, she wrote: “At 32: I weigh the most I ever have. I love the most I ever have. I read and write and laugh the most I ever have. And I’m the happiest I’ve ever been.”

‘Don’t Look Up’ star Jennifer Lawrence does not even allow herself to get involved in losing weight practices, as it goes against all her standards. Speaking to Glamour, the actress made her point in her well-known straight-forward style: "I hate saying, 'I like exercising.' I want to punch people who say that in the face. I don't diet. You can't work when you're hungry, you know?"