Jonah Hill has undergone a huge weight loss transformation in recent years and now looks totally unrecognisable over 40lbs lighter. (Read More Here).
The 21 Jump Street star was recently spotted running errands in Malibu after his epic weight loss, showcasing his slimmed down physique and huge beard.
The Hollywood actor has previously opened up about his body image struggles as he confessed how difficult it was for him growing up in Hollywood as an overweight teenager.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Jonah Hill Feldstein is the son of Sharon Feldstein, a fashion designer, and costume stylist, and Richard Feldstein, a tour accountant for Guns N’ Roses. Born on December 20, 1983, Hill has two siblings, Beanie Feldstein, an actress, and Jordan Feldstein, who’s a music manager for one of the biggest bands, Maroon 5. Raised in a very creative atmosphere, Hill fantasized about being a writer while growing up.
If there’s one actor who’s had a dramatic slim down and left a mark on people all around the globe to take a proactive step towards their body and fitness goal, then it’s Jonah Hill, hands down. The actor, producer, comedian, screenwriter, and director has had an incredible career so far and continues to impress with both his professional and personal achievements.
Jonah Hill’s weight loss journey is the best example of how to walk the talk. The actor has built a swoon-worthy physique that has millions going ga-ga over him.
Jonah, who rose to fame after his breakout role in the teen comedy Superbad (2007), has endured over a decade-long weight loss battle after he first attempted to shift some body weight in 2011.
The star, who now sports a huge beard, previously told fans in an emotional Instagram post he 'finally loves and accepts' himself.
Jonah has struggled with his weight all through his life and revealed the same in his recent Netflix documentary Stutz. Hill was quoted in his documentary saying, "When I was a kid, exercise, and diet was framed to me as like, 'There's something wrong with how you look’, but never once was exercise and diet propositioned to me in terms of mental health. I just wish that was presented to people differently."
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