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Jelly Roll's Next Move in His Body Transformation

Jocelyn Solis-Moreira
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JELLY ROLL DIDN'Tlike his reflection. In fact, he made it a point to steer clear of any mirrors. The times he would catch himself, he'd look away in disgust. But after his recent health and weight-loss transformation , Jelly Roll finally understands why men stop to flex in the mirror.

"I really find myself in there doing the thing that I watch all the posers do," the 41-year-old told Men's Health in an exclusive documentary . But as Jelly Roll raises his arm, he notices the loose skin hanging there.

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On one hand, he's proud of it. It's a symbol of a war he fought with himself. On the other hand, it could be getting in the way. "I can see my traps coming in. I can feel my chest muscles, my pec muscles, and I can actually start to feel very early ab muscles, like it's just hard, but it's not just loading like it normally is. There's so much skin over here."

Jelly Roll revealed that he's been meeting with skin surgeons to talk about possibly removing the excess in the next year. This would include, as he puts it, "clipping the titties off." The procedure is a common one for people who have recently lost a lot of weight, and has reportedly seen an increase in popularity in recent years.

Men's Health's video team followed Jelly Roll for a year, interviewing him in Los Angeles, Nashville, and Australia. You can watch the full documentary, A Year For a Life , here.

Read the full Men's Health Jelly Roll cover story here.

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