Key to fitnessElizabeth Hurley keeps her body toned by doing manual labour

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:33 PM Dec 23, 2019 IST

Actress Elizabeth Hurley relies on manual labour to keep body her fit and healthy even after 50. The “Permanent Midnight” actress is known for showing off her svelte figure in bikini photographs online, but she says her toned body has nothing to do with hitting the gym and is instead the result of performing all kinds of chores inside as well as outside the house.

“To be honest, I don’t do any exercise, per se, but I’m extremely active, because for me, I’ve always found when you look around, the best bodies are of manual labourers,” Hurley said on the US breakfast show “Good Morning America”. “I use a chainsaw, I use a hedge-trimmer,” the 54-year-old said. “You burn a ton of calories… so I recommend people just being more active: run up the stairs a lot, never take the elevator,” she added. — IANS

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