Actress Katherine Heigl has reportedly managed to quit smoking.
The Knocked Up star, who wanted to quit the ill habit for quite some time now, has apparently not taken a puff for a month, which has boosted her health.
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"She feels so much better," the Daily Express quoted a source as telling Us Weekly magazine.
Heigl had previously said: "I started smoking when I was 24, because I'm an idiot.
"I don't enjoy it so much now, because I've become such a slave to it. I hate planning my life around when I'm getting a cigarette."
She had decided to quit tobacco in July.
Source: ANI
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"I don't enjoy it so much now, because I've become such a slave to it. I hate planning my life around when I'm getting a cigarette."
She had decided to quit tobacco in July.
Source: ANI
SRM
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