I was going to add this to the Sherri Shepherd post, but I didn’t want it to get lost.  One of our favorite (and cutest!) readers known as Kate the Great, sent me this photo taken with SS on June 1st.  I was right!  It’s all about those boobs.  She’s teensy from the waist down!

Thank you Kate for resolving this pressing issue!

The View’s Sherri Shepherd has lost 40 pounds with the help of a trainer, healthy meals delivered to her home and no surgery (take that Star Jones!)  She’s on the cover of this week’s OK magazine and talks about the importance of exercise.  

“I lost weight last year and started gaining it back because I wasn’t exercising,” Sherri explains in the new issue of OK!. “I said to my producer, ‘Why don’t we do something where I tell people ‘Let’s do it together!’ and maybe [up the ante with] a bathing suit.’ The minute I said that, I was like, ‘Gosh, I should take it back because I really want M&M’s!’ But I had to do it. Then all of sudden I had all these people doing it with me. I’d Tweet about going to the gym and how hard it was, and followers would write and say, ‘Sherri, I’ve lost two pounds!’ I thought, ‘Okay, people are getting into this.’”

Listen, Sherri looks great and losing 41 pounds is a huge accomplishment, however is this really what a size 6 looks like?  Her chesticles are mammoth and maybe that’s what’s throwing me off, but she looks like a size 10 to me.  I know, I know … size doesn’t matter.  Except when on a date.

Here’s Sherri Shepherd on The View, trying to make amends for talking shit about Barbara Walters to a Christian women’s magazine. Remember, Sherri: sarcasm doesn’t always translate in print. Take it from someone who knows.

“I was sleeping with a lot of guys and had more abortions than I would like to count … I felt if someone killed me, it wouldn’t even make a difference, [but] God showed me that it would make a difference … Oh, sometimes I say, ‘Lord, Juanita Bynum or Joyce Meyer would be so good at this table. They could lay hands on Barbara Walters and get her saved.’”

The View cohost Sherri Shepherd, in a new interview with black Christian women’s magazine Precious Times.