Bella Hadid tells: My easy diet secret

Victoria’s Secret Angel Bella Hadid works incredibly hard on her body – and the results show.

Here are the top diet and fitness tips the stunning brunette swears by.

“I like having a good protein meal because I get really tired if I eat too much,” says Bella.

“I order a lot of green juices and keep them around on set. I have ginger shots in a cooler and I’ll drink one if I’m feeling low.”

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Post workout, “I eat something full of protein like chicken and wholegrain rice,” says Hadid.

“It’s ideal to strengthen the muscle mass and to increase the effects of the session.”

During training sessions, “I run non-stop for 20 minutes followed by a boxing session and finally a series of weights targeting the abs and glutes,” says Hadid. “We keep the routines varied, so the sessions are always fun.”

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“A secret to success is “to put in 100 per cent from the start to the end of a workout,” says Hadid.

“Going to the gym for two hours with only 50 per cent motivation erases any feeling of accomplishment.”

Read more on celeb body tips in this week’s issue of WHO, on sale now.

Jennie Noonan

Jennie Noonan began her career at WHO Magazine in 1999 as an editorial assistant, soon after gaining her Bachelor of Media and Communications degree from Macquarie University. During her almost two decades at WHO, she worked her way up to Executive Editor and, along the way, interviewed Hollywood stars like Matt Damon and Heath Ledger, profiled stacks of ordinary Australians with extraordinary stories and covered events from the Academy Awards to the Australian Air Guitar championships. As a freelancer, she has dabbled in travel writing for QANTAS Magazine, covered celebrity news and pop culture for E! News and The New Daily and worked on one-off collector publications about Taylor Swift, Legally Blonde, The Hunger Games, Olivia Newton-John, Harrison Ford, Barbra Streisand and more. She still regularly contributes to her first love, WHO magazine, sticking around long enough to live through both "Bennifer" eras. When not glued to reality TV, the mum-of-three can be found on the beach.