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Rev. Richard Coles Lost Weight, Gained Hearing, and Got a New Pet

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Reverend Richard Coles, a former pop star, shed weight with Mounjaro jabs after gaining post-dog loss pounds and indulging in food and wine. Hes now considering a new pet to wean off the shots, but his partner prefers a cat. Coles also recently addressed tinnitus from his wild eighties pop life, now managed with hearing aids that enhance his piano playing and speech.

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Rev. Richard Coles Lost Weight, Gained Hearing, and Got a New Pet

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rev. Richard Coles Lost Weight, Gained Hearing, and Got a New Pet. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 9th, Reverend Richard Coles, the 64-year-old former Commune art star, dropped 15% of his body weight using Manjaro jabs. He got a bit plump after his dog passed, skipping those daily walks, and admitted loving food and wine too much as he aged. He treated himself to the shots for his 63rd birthday last March, and they're working without gym time. Now he's eyeing a new dog to get off the jabs, but partner Dickie Cant, who he met on a dating app in 2022, shut down the corgi idea, and, once a cat, instead, that wild 80s pop live caught up with his ears too, causing tinnitus from loud clubs and gigs. Friends nagged him to lower the TV, but he ignored it until an audiologist's test showed major high-frequency damage. The tiny hearing aid he got now adjusts for conversations or noise, transforming a recent orchestra concert into crisp sound that even boosted his piano playing and speech, per friends. Noisy restaurants still trip him up though, so he hits quiet spots off peak.

Word from Beatles producer George Martin, over 40 years back, warned him about ear care, advice he skipped in, but pushes now to young musicians. While balancing church life in these health wins. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI powered updates.

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