Susanna Reid reveals the ‘perfect’ weight loss tip boxer Tyson Fury gave her

Susanna Reid has revealed the “perfect” weight loss advice that world heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury gave her.

Good Morning in the UK on Wednesday, the 51-year-old presenter told the 33-year-old athlete that she advised him to stop putting milk in his coffee, using his own advice to help Tyson lose weight.

Susanna had previously lost an astonishing two pounds by cutting out alcohol from her diet prior to the coronavirus blockade, but has recently admitted to gaining weight after suffering a “block crash.”

Speaking to lead actor Richard Madeley before Tyson’s interview, she said, “I once asked him how he could lose weight – Tyson and I have a story – because he’s done something amazing and has lost a huge amount of weight and is in good shape to fight.

“And I told him what the key was and he said, ‘Susanna, you should just leave the milk in your coffee – you’re drinking too much milk in your coffee’.”

Then she lifted her coffee and added, “It’s all black this morning, just in case.”

Hint: The 51-year-old MC shared how the 33-year-old athlete advised him to stop putting milk in his coffee, using his own advice to help Tyson shed the extra pounds.

Later, while Tyson was on the show, Susanna thought again: “We joke a lot about weight, I always ask you for advice.

“You told me there was no more milk in your coffee, and that was great advice.”

Despite following this particular advice, Susanna admitted to her father of six that she could not give up her beloved takeaways.

He added: “Unfortunately I can’t stop dinner”.

Changes: Susanna had previously lost two incredible bricks prior to the coronavirus lockdown [L] He admitted that he gained weight while removing alcohol from his diet, but only after he had recently suffered a “block collapse.” [pictured right after her recent weight gain]

A big help: “I once asked him how to lose weight – we have the story of Tyson and I – because he did something extraordinary and lost a tremendous amount of weight and regained his warrior spirit.”

Susanna complimented Tyson’s physique and then said, “You’re fine. Working hard again?’

To this he replied: “Thank you so much Susanna for your compliments. I train twice a day.

“I’m doing this for my sanity and my mental health. I feel really good.

“Very fit, very focused, very determined.”

Oh no! Despite taking this particular advice, Susanna admitted to her father of six that she couldn’t give up her beloved takeaways.

Praise: Susanna complimented Tyson’s physique and then said, “You’re fine. Are you working hard again?’

Last month, Susanna shut down a Twitter troll asking her if she had “gained weight” and calling it “disgusting” in a brutal comment.

The announcer shared an article about the similarities of her dresses with Joan Collins before getting a rude response from the user.

The critic tweeted: “Are you gaining weight? You look so fat ”- witty Susanna simply replied“ yes ”.

Susanna tweeted the quoted question and wrote “yes”.

While he seemed to be coping well with the rude encounter, many fans and users flocked to the tweet’s reply section to show their disbelief and support.

Off duty: Last month, Susanna took down a Twitter troll asking her if she was “fat” and labeled her “disgusting” in a cruel comment.

One voiced his confusion and asked, “Why do people think this is good?” wrote another, “Because people always think it’s beyond me to comment on someone’s appearance. I just don’t understand”.

They kindly skipped the GMB server for a shower and added that they thought it was “great”.

Some even added memes of Susanna’s angry face from earlier episodes of Good Morning Britain to show their disgust.

Twitter brawl: the announcer shared an article about her outfit matches with Joan Collins before getting a sudden response from the user.

Many fans also pointed out that the unnamed troll account was followed by only 28 people, including the official account of Barack Obama.

It is known that Susanna has spoken openly about her weight and admitted that she had previously struggled with a “crash blockade” and gained weight as a result of the pandemic.

Susanna sought her advice in a conversation with Joe Wicks in November 2020 in preparation for another blog.

“I intend to fight the block stone that continues through the first block. I really don’t want another one in the second block,” he explained.

While Joe recommends exercising regularly and cutting out certain foods to prevent weight gain.

Snappy: Came back four minutes later with a quick reply, with Susanna’s quote tweeting the question and simply answering “yes”