Stars clean up their act with vegan obsession

BOY George lists his breakfast. Almond milk, chia seeds, coconut nectar, buckwheat, brazil nuts. Not a bowl of Frosties in sight, or a bacon and egg fry up with a mug of three sugars tea and a mound of white bread.

Stars clean up their act with vegan obsession

And most definitely not a line of white powder, or a treble vodka. He posts photos of lunch — cucumber sushi, radish, broccoli, tempeh — and snacks that are raw, green and organic. Like “vegan potato salad with fresh basil, engivitta yeast flakes and gay farmer olive oil.” It sounds unspeakably filthy, yet couldn’t be cleaner.

See photos of Boy George lately, aged fifty-something, and he is unrecognisable from the bloated figure snapped street sweeping in New York. Shiny, sparkly eyed and fresh faced, the bloat gone, the puffiness dissipated. He looks in rude health. He tweets his greens. He is a raw foodie, a reborn champion of the vegan, the macrobiotic, the wholefood.

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