Hollywood star shows off huge weight loss at new film premiere
The actor, who weighed nearly 400 pounds at his heaviest, began his weight loss journey in 2007 by stopping drinking.
His successful transformation involved hiring a health coach, cutting sugar from his diet, working out six days a week, and focusing on portion control.
Goodman noted that unlike previous attempts where he would regain weight, this time he aimed for a slower, more sustainable approach.
He also revealed that he has not spoken to his former on-screen wife, Roseanne Barr, for approximately seven or eight years, despite their strong working relationship in the past.
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