After broking up with Ross McCall, Jennifer Love Hewitt didn’t spent a lot of time crying or eating tons of ice-cream as normal people will do. Instead she bought herself a new car and she got a new boyfriend, Jamie Kennedy, who plays Eli James in the Ghost Whisperer TV series.

And just in case you didn’t notice, Jennifer did lost a lot of weight so I guess she wasn’t that comfortable with all the fat she carrying last summer.

Jennifer Love Hewitt had a very overweight 2008 year. Because of all the media pressure she did lost some weight. What journalist or gossip teller (people like me) forgets about it was her relationship with Ross McCall to whom she was engaged.

There was no pregnancy rumor, no breaking up rumor, then all of a sudden we hear Jennifer Love Hewitt ended up her relationship with her fiancé Ross McCall.

That’s a surprise.

They broke up over the holidays and have ended their engagement,” says a source close to the couple. “They’re both really sad about this. Even their friends are surprised; they seemed really happy. Everyone just wants the best for both of them.

This week we got to see on Us magazine cover the new Jennifer Love Hewitt. The magazine claims Jennifer lost 18 pounds and they put on the cover a before photo and an after photo to prove they are right.

The old photo, the one where Jennifer wears a ‘Save the Future’ t-shirt was taken back in February this year. The after photo I have no idea where is that from but I am sure that’s a fake. And when I say fake that means they spent a few moments on Photoshop trying to slim down Jennifer’s body so it would make her look skinny.

And the title 18 lbs in ten weeks… if this is true why use a before photo taken back in February?

Its true Jennifer has lost weight since February but the photo they used is not the best to prove it.
Below you can see two candinds photos of Jennifer, one taken on July 23 and the other one taken on February 12 this year.

Judge for yourselves. Jennifer lost weight but she is not skinny as those from Us magazine what us to believe.