Gov. Chris Christie opens up about weight loss surgery
PRINCETON, N.J. -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he secretly underwent weight-loss surgery because he had been feeling frustrated and angry over his inability to slim down.
The governor told people attending an event at a Princeton bookstore on Tuesday that he became upset with himself when his clothing wouldn't fit.
The Record newspaper reports Christie appeared at the shop with MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski. They promoted Brzezinski's new book "Obsessed," which has an interview with Christie about his weight.
The governor says he often hears from people who don't understand the struggle. "It's not as simple as, 'Push yourself away from the table and you'll be fine,' " he said.
In February, he had a band surgically placed around his stomach to restrict how much food he could eat. -- AP
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