Lynne Njihia’s dramatic weight loss journey over the past eight months has sparked a buzz on social media.
Lynne, comedian Eric Omondi’s baby mama, recently shared a photo highlighting her transformation since giving birth, proudly revealing how much weight she has shed.
She credited her success to unwavering consistency and discipline.
“This is what 8 months of consistency and discipline will get you🥹❤️. 17KGS DOWN! It wasn’t as easy as it may seem—it literally took me sweat and tears. I feel lighter, I am healthier. It feels so nice to be a size Small. I AM PROUD OF MYSELF,” she wrote about her weight loss journey.
In a video showcasing her progress, Lynne expressed excitement about letting go of her previous look, confidently stating, “It’s already gone.”
Her transformation has sparked mixed reactions among fans. While some praised her determination and discipline, others reminisced about her curvier physique, suggesting she should have embraced her “thick” body.
The term “thick” can be polarizing. For some, it’s empowering and complimentary, while others find it derogatory. In body image terms, “thick” often refers to women with curvaceous figures that are perceived as especially attractive.
According to the Urban Dictionary, “thick” describes women who are not fat but have a solid body type, featuring curves such as big hips, a small waist, and a full backside.
On the other hand, a slim figure is often associated with an attractively thin and well-shaped body, as noted in the Slims Dictionary.
Lynne and Eric Omondi welcomed their daughter, Kayla, in 2023. Lynne frequently shares updates about her parenting journey, delighting her online community with content centered around her little girl.
by MAUREEN WARUINGE
