Jillian Michaels Leaves ‘Biggest Loser’

 Jillian Michaels Leaves ‘Biggest Loser’

First ‘American Idol loses Simon Cowell and now ‘The Biggest Loser’ is… losing Jillian Michaels! What is happening to reality television!!?

Jillian Michaels tweeted the following message to her fan base:

“Season 11 of Biggest Loser will be my last have to finish out my contract.

Have to finish out my contract?? Sounds to me like Jillian is ITCHING to leave the weight lose program.


So why now? Why leave the show that put her on the map? The trainer is looking forward to starting a family. In fact, she’s hoping to have at least two kids.

“I want to take a year off TV and focus on becoming a mommy and doing more charity work.”

Well, that’s a good a reason as any!! She’s mentioned in the past that she wants to adopt!! Wonder if she’s close to finalizing the process.

Are you still a fan of ‘The Biggest Loser’? Will you be tuning in now that Jillian Michaels is leaving? Remember that season when she wasn’t training? It just wasn’t the same…

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Jillian Michaels Hopes To Have At Least Two Children

Jillian Michaels has opened up about her painful past and in the August issue of Parade's Healthy Style magazine, she shares a bit more about her upbringing, including her incredible support system.
Jillian has been in therapy since age 5, at the encouragement of her mother:

I was a very anxious kid. I had night terrors. I couldn’t breathe. My mom is a therapist, and she wanted to make sure that I had someone to talk to. I still try to go to therapy at least twice a week. It has given me the confidence to pursue the things I love, and it’s important that I don’t end up playing out my own pain and insecurities with the people I’m trying to help.

The most important lesson she learned from her mom:

She taught me that I have value beyond measure. At every point in my life, no matter what the circumstance, that lesson has helped me to help other people reach their dreams.

Jillian opens up about her own desire to become a mother:

I’m hoping I’ll have the motherhood thing figured out within five years. I was an only child for a long time, and it was lonely, so I would like to have at least two kids. As long as children have love, that’s all that matters, but in an ideal scenario I’d want them to have a father.

(imnotobsessed)