'I love hearing how great I look,' says Jennifer Hudson as she flaunts her weight loss in new ad
After dropping six dress sizes, the compliments keep rolling in for Jennifer Hudson - and she's not tired of it yet.
The 29-year-old Dreamgirls star showed off her amazing shape in a figure-hugging grey dress for the latest Weight Watchers campaign in the U.S.
And in a new interview, the mother-of-one says: 'I look younger now than in high school! Hearing how great I look never gets old.'
Feeling good: Jennifer Hudson showed off her figure in a new U.S. ad for Weight Watchers
Transformation: The singer has dropped an impressive six dress sizes
Project Runway's Tim Gunn was a fashion consultant on the stylish shoot, which shows her throwing her hands up in the air in triumph.
Out-takes from the ad show her in a series of stylish outfits which put her body on display in all its glory.
In the accompanying television campaign, the former America Idol star performs the jazz track, Feeling Good, and uses the lyric 'It's a new day' as its catch line.
'It's not easy': The singer admits keeping in shape is a constant battle
Although she never reveals exactly how much weight she has lost, her transformation has been dramatic.
She dropped from a U.S. size 16 to a size 4 through the programme and regular workout sessions with personal trainer, Harley Pasternak.
It has been the result of serious hard work, which the star admitted. She says: 'Being skinny, it's a job. It's not easy.'
But she says that she has become such a symbol of weight loss, and specifically Weight Watchers, she feels the eyes of the world on her waistline.
'I feel this responsibility to the world now - people are watching, so I have to keep going in the right direction in terms of my weight loss.
'They are using me as a role model, and that keeps me inspired.'
Jennifer welcomed son David Jr. in August last year.
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