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Drew Barrymore's Body Confidence Journey

Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Apr 6, 2026·1:21

About this Episode

Drew Barrymore, Ross Mathews, and Sunny Anderson joined forces to empower Dawn, a woman hesitant to embrace her post-weight loss style. Barrymore, candid about her own body struggles, including two c-sections, shared her insecurities and praised Dawns hard work. She highlighted the impact of motherhood, age, and societal pressures on ones body image. Barrymores children also play a role in her self-confidence, encouraging her to try new styles. The episode underscored the universal quest for a fitting, comfortable style amidst lifes changes.

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Hosts & Guests

Drew Barrymore

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Ross Mathews

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Sunny Anderson

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Transcript

On April 6th, Drew Barrymore got real on her show Monday, teaming up with Ross Matthews and Sonny Anderson to boost two women's confidence in their frive.

Style. The spotlight hit Dawn, who hesitated to rock tie clothes after dropping weight, and Barrymore connected hard, tearing up as she shared her own body. Struggles.

Barrymore opened up about her two C-sections, leaving her feeling wrecked below the belt, saying she skipped certain pants for good.

Just days before, strolling with her daughter in a short shirt, she panicked about her jackets living open, hiding what she saw as flaws.

As a mom to 13-year-old olive and 11-year-old Frankie from her marriage to ex-Will Copeland, Barrymore knows how kids, busy life, and aging.

Shift your body. She praised Dawn's unseen hard work, calling her stunning right there on stage.

Her kids play Coach 2, pushing her to switch up outfits and feel fly in New Jeans sometimes. Barrymore reflected on her own past, getting slammed at 10-years-old post-ET for not looking right heavy, not blonde enough, too young.

These raw chats remind us we all chase fits that feel right, no matter the changes life throws. Barrymore's show keeps dropping those truths weekdays on CBS.

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