Celebrity moms Cate Blanchett and Halle Berry are out and about and looking amazing. Halle dished up the details on what she's doing to get her body back, but Cate, as usual, hasn't really made mention. Cate looked like she was right back to her pre-baby svelte figure this week at the Cannes Film Festival, and it's only been four weeks since she gave birth to her newest son. Do you think it's natural that her body bounced back so quickly, or does it have more to do with the pressure a 39-year-old actress faces in Hollywood?

Valerie Bertinelli, who dropped weight last year alongside Kirstie Alley with Jenny Craig, is working hard to maintain the slim figure she achieved, but she's not complaining about it. She's continuing to follow the good habits that helped her lose weight, which means no snacking in front of the television and making sure she gets in 10,000 steps each day. With her healthy new figure came another bonus -- a rediscovery of her love of being in the water. Valerie has gotten back into watersports, like surfing. It's great to see her maintaining her weight and living a healthful life!

Sarah Ferguson admits that she continues to have negative body image issues on a daily basis, saying, "I think I'm fat, ugly, and disgusting -- that I'm unworthy and nobody likes me." The formal royal has an interesting way of dealing with these problems -- after her daily morning workout, she takes an ice bath and feels "invigorated" for the rest of the day. Hey, whatever works, right?

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A while back, we told you about the shock reaction to Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett's unhealthy, even frightening look. Aside from looking very thin, Cate looked pale and sickly.

But as the Daily Mail is reports, Cate is back to her old self, proudly showing off her slim but shapely figure in a full-bodied gown at the premiere of Elizabeth: The Golden Age. She blames her former drastic look on the movie I'm Not There, in which she plays a young Bob Dylan.

What do you think about this whole losing vast amounts of weight for a film role? Would you do it? Do you think it's healthy in the long run? Does the exorbitant salary that comes with starring a film make up for any healthy risks associated with yo-yoing weight?

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