si stays svelte
Simon Cowell shows off his slim figure as he takes out terriers Squiddly and Diddly for a walk
SIMON Cowell is managing to keep his slim figure during lockdown by making the most of his free time as he continues to exercise.
The 60-year-old music mogul was spotted going for a walk with his partner Lauren Silverman, their son Eric, and Yorkshire terriers Squiddly and Diddly.
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Stepping out in a loose fitting grey t-shirt and shorts, Simon looked relaxed as he, Lauren and Eric got their pooches ready for a stroll adhering to California's current lockdown policy.
The X-Factor and Britain’s Got Talent judge has lost a massive 20Ibs after ditching unhealthy eating and adopting a healthier vegan lifestyle.
Also out for some sunshine and exercise was Simon’s long-term girlfriend, Lauren, 42, who looked effortlessly chic in a simple T-shirt and skinny jeans, teamed with slip-on animal print shoes.
The brunette mum-of-two, added to her look with a wide-brimmed Panama hat and dark sunglasses rounded things off.
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Six-year-old Eric looked adorable in a stripe t-shirt and dark shorts as he helped his mum hold onto the dogs.
The Sun exclusively revealed that Simon was “devastated” to hear charities, such as Shooting Star Children's hospice, were struggling to continue their services due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In his own column for the publication, Simon said that he would be taking on £500,000 of the deficit faced by Shooting Star, which he is Vice-President of, and he would also continue his pledges that were already in place.
He said: “I have also decided with my team at Syco to donate $1,000,000 (£800,000) towards the immediate needs of some of the most vulnerable people impacted by this virus, and this will be split between Feeding Britain and Feeding America, where I work and live.
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“I don’t like celebrities telling people what to do, and I know this is a hugely difficult time for so many — worries about family, health, jobs, paying the mortgage and feeding their family are at the forefront of people’s minds.
“But there are still other people in business and in entertainment with resources available. So today it’s those people I’m urging to rise to this enormous challenge.”
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