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"Now that she&amp;apos;s dropped from a size 16 to a six, Oscar winner and American Idol alum Jennifer Hudson has a whole new problem: She&amp;apos;s hoarding clothes!\r\nThe Weight Watchers spokeswoman appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Wednesday and told fans, &amp;quot;I liked who I was then, and I like who I am now.&amp;quot; But, she admits, after giving birth to son David, 16 months, &amp;quot;I just wanted my body back. Whatever body that was. I realized when I was pregnant, I was like, &amp;apos;Man, I was wearing the same clothes I was wearing before I was pregnant.&amp;apos; That was kind of like a wake up call. I wanted to set a good example for my son.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nOn enrolling in Weight Watchers, Hudson says, &amp;quot;That was when I made up my mind, I was going to go for it.&amp;quot; And now that she&amp;apos;s shed more than 80 pounds, Hudson says clothes are &amp;quot;a lot more fun.&amp;quot; But, she admitted she&amp;apos;s bought so many items that now she now has no more closet room.\r\n&amp;quot;It&amp;apos;s so bad, Ellen, to the point that I have to throw my clothes up on the canopy of the bed because I don&amp;apos;t have any space in the drawers or the closet,&amp;quot; she sheepishly admitted. &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;ve taken over the bedroom, the guest room, and now I&amp;apos;m throwing stuff on top of the canopy.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nHudson said that fiance David Otunga and son David, 16 months, barely have any room in the house.\r\n&amp;quot;You&amp;apos;ve seen the show Hoarders, right?&amp;quot; countered DeGeneres.\r\n\r\nBut Hudson didn&amp;apos;t want to hear it.   &amp;quot;I think it&amp;apos;s different because it&amp;apos;s new stuff,&amp;quot; she said.\r\n&amp;quot;They all think it&amp;apos;s different,&amp;quot; responded DeGeneres."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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