Gina Neely Weight Loss — Find Out How She Lost 50-Pounds!

It’s been two years since Gina Neely‘s impressive weight loss and the former Food Network star is still looking fabulous.

In 2014, Gina revealed she was divorcing her husband Pat Neely after 23 years of marriage, which kickstarted her transformation. She also took part in the George Foreman Grills Weight Loss Challenge for the extra boost.

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“My motivation to lose weight was due to my annual [doctor’s] visit and my cholesterol was a little high and I wanted to make some changes to fix it,” she told Faith and Fitness magazine. “How ironic that the George Foreman opportunity came alone? So it was just more of a validation for me to move in a healthier direction.”

Two years later, the mother-of-two lost 50 pounds and dropped to a size 0.

So what was Gina’s secret to shedding the pounds?

Along with a workout plan that includes CrossFit and pole dancing classes, she also credits her diet for the transformation.

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“Working out is 20 percent of it. Eighty percent of it is what goes in your mouth,” she told the Indianapolis Star. “Once I started removing pork and beef from my diet — I do chicken, fish, and turkey.”

She continued, “It’s really just a matter of being prepared, staying consistent and being diligent about your cause, and just finding your center and embracing that and realizing you’re not perfect.”

We love it! For a look back at her transformation, click through the gallery below!

2009

"My motivation to lose weight was due to my annual [doctor's] visit and my cholesterol was a little high and I wanted to make some changes to fix it," she told Faith and Fitness magazine. "How ironic that the George Foreman opportunity came alone? So it was just more of a validation for me to move in a healthier direction."

2010

"The first step you have to take is to get your mind in sync with the idea of change," she added. "Then you clean the refrigerator out, create meals plans and make exercising an appointment. Try to stay consistent and keep with the plan. Remember that you are human, so it’s OK to give yourself a break every now and then."

2014

"Working out is 20 percent of it. Eighty percent of it is what goes in your mouth," she explained. "Once I started removing pork and beef from my diet – I do chicken, fish and turkey, more fish than anything because fish to me is lighter, it feels good, and you get those omega-3s, it’s good for the heart and you don’t feel so weighed down after you eat fish.