Congratulations, Kim Kardashian!
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star has been documenting her weight loss since giving birth to Saint West, and it appears she reached her goal weight. Kim posted a picture of her standing on the scale with the number reading 135.8 pounds.
"Yaaaassssss!!!! #Atkins," she captioned the picture, referring to the diet she chose to follow after giving birth to both of her children.
Kim posted another photo on the social media platform only a few days before the 2016 Met Gala, revealing she was 139.6 pounds. "YOU GUYS!!!!! PRE BABY WEIGHT WAS 135!!!!!" she captioned the photo, excited about her progress. But she didn't solely rely on the carb-free diet to get her back to her pre-baby weight; she also hit the gym regularly to speed up the process. Even if she was traveling with her family, Kim always made sure to get in some sort of workout.
She also made sure not to give into temptations, even though feeding her daughter mac 'n cheese sometimes made her want to cheat. Instead, she opted for a healthy salad. Even when her BFF Jonathan Cheban served noodles, Kim said no, but she wasn't too happy about it. "I F--KING HATE YOU JONATHAN!!!!" she captioned a picture, even including knife emojis. Eek!
Back in February she told Kendall Jenner in a video for Vogue that she wanted to reach her goal weight in time for the Met Gala. "I've been so good on my diet this entire New York trip. I have 35 more pounds to go," she said. "My goal is the Met Ball to be at my goal weight."
All that hard work paid off, but she told E! News in early April that it was difficult losing the 52 pounds she gained. "I mean it's a challenge, it's not easy at all," Kim told E! News. "We just got back from our family vacation and every day, we were up early working out.
"You know, I have about 20 pounds to go," she added. "You know, and it really is hard. It's not easy. I gained a lot of weight and I have a lot to lose so you know I definitely feel good to a place where you know I'm comfortable again and things are starting to fit."
Great work, Kim!