"The psychic never met me," the "All About That Bass" singer told People in an interview released on Nov. 29. "My husband was gifted a session with her, and she said, 'Your wife is using coffee like speed. She's non-stop, and it's not helping her, and she's just crashing out.'"
Trainor said she "immediately stopped" drinking java as soon as Sabara came home and told her what the psychic shared. "[I quit] cold turkey just stopped because I was drinking it all day to just survive and be steady," she admitted. "Then I would crash and be buzzing at night to sleep."
Though it was a "tough week" of caffeine withdrawals after quitting her daily habit, she now has "more energy than ever."
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"After soundcheck, I'm in full glam, like popstar outfit, and I'm helping our incredible nanny Leslie [with the kids]... It's chaos," she shared. "Once they're good to go, we walk them to the bus and they go to bed. Then I do the show... get to sleep at about 11 or midnight. And then we get up and it's Groundhog Day and we do it all over again."
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