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Her 2006 eponymous debut album was the longest-charting album of the 2000s in the US. Its third single, "Our Song", made her the youngest person to single-handedly write and perform a number-one song on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Swift's second album, Fearless, was released in 2008.
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'Real-life elf' who was dangerously skinny is now unrecognisable as gym-addicted 'beast'
dailystar.co.ukbody modifications came at a cost - and we’re not just talking about the £75,000 on surgery bills.The publicist, from Argentina, said he became “dangerously skinny” over the past two years.But he recently decided to put his health first and temporarily ditch the elf persona to focus on himself.And the 31-year-old is now unrecognisable after getting addicted to gym gains.Speaking to Daily Star about why he felt the need for a transformation, Luis, now based in LA, said: “I am part of that small portion of humans that have a really hard time at gaining weight.“Stress makes me lose weight like a curse.
The pandemic and some family feuds plunged me into a depression that dropped my weight to a dangerous 63 kilos.“Fortunately I have crawled my way up and now I have 20 more kilos.
And I hope to reach 90kg by the end of the year.“I have trainers and surgeons helping me get closer to my goal as quickly and naturally as possible.
My friends and followers are shocked at how fast I am changing and that’s flattering.”Luis trains three hours in the gym every day while “eating like a beast” to get bigger.He has even stopped bleaching his hair elf white for the first time in a decade.“I almost don’t feel like myself,” he laughed. "Now I have long dark roots and black eyebrows, which in contrast to my pale skin makes me look like a vampire.“So I’m considering tanning, something I never thought I’d ever do.”And despite being out of his comfort zone, Luis said it was a relief to pause his elf appearance.He added: “Maintaining the elf look takes a lot of money and effort, not to mention hours every day.“I’ve stopped the bleach, shaving, using heavy makeup and wearing super tight clothes and prosthetics.
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