Teresa Palmer on the cover of WHO Magazine

Australian Actress Teresa Palmer has opened up about the "wasted" years she spent obsessing about her body image and being overly confident about her diet.

Expecting her first child to her fiance, US actor/director Mark Webber, in February, The Warm Bodies star says her pregnancy has helped her move past the negative body image issues that formerly ruled her life.

"A few years ago I was exercising so much and I just wasn't nourishing my body in the right way" Palmer, 27, reveals in WHO magazine's Body issue, out now. "I used to be incredibly militant about the food I ate. I looked great on the outside but I wasn't healthy on the inside. To think that three years ago I was in this place where I was so skinny that I couldn't have gotten pregnant if I tried."

While she concedes shifting her thinking and habits was "challenging," Palmer now is reveling in her newfound curves and healthier attitude, happily showing off her burgeoning baby bump in WHO's exclusive images.

Teresa Palmer in FLAUNT Magazine

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Teresa Palmer's new InStyle Magazine Photoshoot

This is the March issue of the magazine

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Teresa Palmer attends Warm Bodies press conference

 

Teresa Palmer's photoshoot for JustJared

Teresa Palmer has done an exclusive photoshoot for justjared.com

She even did an interview for them. Here are some of the highlights

JustJared: How’s the Warm Bodies promo tour going?

Teresa: “I am a little tired! We were in London yesterday, Toronto today, Chicago tonight. Then we’re off to New York and L.A., too.” 

JJ: Can you tell us about Warm Bodies and your character Julie?

TP: “I play Julie, and she is the daughter of General Grigio played by John Malkovich. Julie is a spitfire! She’s independent, and sassy, and brave, and she is living in a world of the zombie apocalypse. One day she goes out with a group to find medical supplies, and they get bombarded by zombies. Julie gets taken captive by R – a lovable zombie played by Nicholas Hoult. She’s very fearful, and she doesn’t understand why he hasn’t tried to kill her. Then she starts watching him and realizes that everything they thought they knew about zombies is wrong. There is something very different about R, he has thoughts and feelings and he wants to protect her. Julie’s fear turns into curiosity, and then the curiosity turns into a deeper connection and they realize that through this connection R starts to heal. This sparks a change in not just R, but in all zombies. It’s a really endearing, warm-hearted story.”

JJ: We heard you’re a bit of a practical joker…

TP: “You know, I’ve heard that before too and I have no idea where it came from! My friends always laugh about it because no one really knows where that originated from. I was definitely the chatterbox at school, my friends and I would fool around a bit, but just in a funny way.”

Read the rest at justjared

Two new shots from Teresa Palmer's Bullett shoot

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Teresa Palmer's new photoshoot for Bullett Magazine

Teresa Palmer for Bullett Magazine

Here is a gorgeous shot of Teresa Palmer for Bullett Magazine 

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Teresa Palmer signing Warm Bodies posters at press junket

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Teresa Palmer in Australian InStyle

Teresa Palmer and Phoebe Tonkin grace the pages of Australian InStyle

  

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Teresa Palmer for 'The Lab Magazine'

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Teresa Palmer on the Cover for 'Women's Health' Australia

Teresa Palmer is featured on the cover of Women’s Health Australia‘s November 2012 issue, which is on newsstands now. The issue marks the fifth anniversary of the mag!

Source: justjared.com