‘Us’ Calls Out Fatties With Their ‘Hunk To Chunk’ Photographic Retrospective

For the first time in recorded history, we actually felt sorry for poor chubster Kevin Federline yesterday. After all, as those golfing pictures revealed, that he’s now sporting a Buddha big enough to hamper his golf swing. But apparently the slideshow-happy folks at Us Weekly didn’t share our sympathies; in the wake of the revelation of Fat K-Fed, they’ve posted a slideshow featuring other formerly thin celebs who’ve gone from “hunk to chunk” in recent years. But being the stubborn argumentative types that we are, we’re going to have to disagree with their take on all of these pound-packers’ alleged downfalls. Sure, Clay Aiken’s no prize these days (was he ever?), and Alec Baldwin certainly looked sexier in Glengarry Glen Ross than he currently does on 30 Rock, but a few members of Us‘ Fatso Club actually look far hotter with some extra meat on their bones. Our rebuttals, with pictorial evidence, after the jump.

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  • Margaret

    You can take down that picture of Clay Aiken. That was one bad shot from a bag angle. His weight gain was due to medication which he no longer takes. He has lost over 40 pounds and looks very, very good. There are many recent pictures out there that show how fine he looks. Try this YouTube video of him by the stage door on Broadway, where he is currently appearing in ‘Monty Python’s Spamalot.’
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF4hmsnRR3M

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