Rachel Bloom’s Weight Gain Journey With Reasons – Before And After Images

Rachel Bloom gained 13 pounds immediately after winning the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy TV Series in 2016 for her work in “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.” She later mentioned the subject on a chat show.

Nonetheless, Rachel Bloom’s weight gain and the figure she wore when she played Rebecca Bunch in “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” did not spark the public’s interest when the show premiered.

Rebecca Bunch from “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” does not always fit the stereotypically slender romantic interest mold; she would be deemed fairly “heavy” by today’s stringent and absurd beauty standards.

They were relieved to see that she had a very realistic shape and that her weight gain had never impeded her from portraying the main character of the show. Despite the fact that she was the one who came up with the concept for the show, the casting procedure always seemed to favor slender ladies.

People were aware of Rachel Bloom’s true and atypical media figure because she was not super, effortlessly slim, but she was also not overweight or plus size.

She embodied the physical type that is rarely seen on modern television. They were thrilled to see her body type at her weight, even though it was from the past.

Furthermore, it was widely assumed that Rachel Bloom succeeded despite “appearing like a tiny girl who gained too much weight.” However, because she was the one who conceived the show, she would not generally cut, especially for the principal star of the show. Because of this, fans felt she was not obliged to become a skeleton.

In terms of Rachel Bloom’s plastic surgery, the actress recently had a breast reduction. She revealed it in an Instagram post from last August 13th, along with two before and after surgery photos.

Bloom, who has always had a large chest, first considered having the treatment after having a kid with her husband, Dan Gregor, according to a US magazine. Pregnancy, she claims, causes unpleasant changes to her breasts.

She went on to claim that her post-pregnancy chest had resulted in rashes, shoulder groin pain, neck discomfort, and night sweats. The star took her time in choosing a surgeon. She consulted several doctors before deciding on one and approving the operation.

Bloom was born in Los Angeles Country, California, on April 3, 1987, and grew up in Manhattan Beach. She is the only child of her parents, Shelli (a musician by trade) and Alan Bloom (a healthcare lawyer).

Bloom attended Manhattan Beach public schools, including Mira Costa High School, where she was involved in the theater program.

She later got a BFA in Drama from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts in 2009. Bloom directed and wrote for Hammerkatz, New York University’s best sketch comedy company.

Bloom went on to act at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatres in Los Angeles and New York after graduating from college. It’s worth noting that following college, she briefly shared a Brooklyn flat with comic Ilana Glazer.

Dan Gregor, Rachel Bloom’s spouse, is an American comedian, writer, and producer.

He grew up on Long Island, New York, in a traditional Jewish family. At New York University, he formed the award-winning sketch troupe “Hammerkatz.” Gregor also created and produced internet shorts with his comedy team before performing improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade theater.

In addition, he co-founded Chubby Kinney Kids with other writers Doug Mand and Adam Pally.

They were friends before they started dating, and Rachel spent every Passover at his family’s house. That’s how she met him for the first time. In 2015, the couple married after six years of dating.

Bloom announced her first pregnancy on September 14, 2019, following their marriage. She later revealed that she had given birth to a baby girl on April 1st, 2020.

Bloom is estimated to be worth $2 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. In addition to “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” that amount includes writing work from before the show was picked up, as well as voice roles on comedies like “BoJack Horseman” and “Robot Chicken.”

Bloom is also working on a book deal. Furthermore, Bloom grew up in a financially secure household and even graduated from NYU (a few pricey universities) debt-free.

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Even so, it took her a long time to make money in the profession, and her now-husband, Dan Gregor, helped her because he was a staff writer on the hit sitcom “How I Met Your Mother.”

Bloom, fortunately, was able to secure a contract with the CW. She apparently earned $50-$60,000 per episode at the time, according to a 2017 interview with Wealth Simple. Of course, she has a lot of expenses to cover as the person in charge of the performance.