"I needed to lose the weight. It's a health thing," Kaufman told PEOPLE in a new spread. "One of my nieces was getting married and so I lost about 50 pounds for that. At around the same time, I went to see my breast doctor and she totally recommended getting a breast reduction, because I was so large-chested that it was hard for me to breathe and I was starting to get lower back problems."
"I am on Ozempic as part of my heart treatment, and after I started that, I lost about 20 more lbs. I'm down over 100 lbs. now. I walk these days and try not to be lazy and sedentary because moving is so important," she shared.The '90s advertisement icon showed off her new, healthy look to PEOPLE. In an Instagram post on her personal page, Kaufman shared the magazine spread, "I am beyond excited!" It featured a new shot of Kaufman, revealing her smaller fame since the 100-pound weight loss.
View this post on InstagramKaufman tried cocaine as a young person, and quick was quickly became caught up with the drug.
After an intervention, she went to rehab. When a friend's father, who owned Snapple, wanted her to get a job with the company, she found herself working in the audit department. She credits that job with helping her get back into the working world and ultimately land the role as "The Snapple Lady."
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