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Changing her tune: country star Reba McEntire still enjoys her ranch-style roots, but sticks to a recently reformed diet - Cover Story
American Fitness, March-April, 1993 by Bonnie Siegler
McEntire says her new diet and exercise regimen did not happen overnight, but rather, it came about gradually. "In college, I weighed 140 pounds," admits McEntire. "I wasn't fat, but I was kind of big. When my career started taking off and I moved to Nashville, I started taking better care of myself. And with Shelby, I really turned my eating habits around.
"There comes a time in your life when you realize you have to take good care of your body," she adds. "That means eating better and exercising more."
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