Jillian Michaels has already made it clear that she’s not happy with the Netflix docu-series Fit for TV and now she’s speaking out again.
The former The Biggest Loser personal trainer did not participate in the documentary, even though her counter-part Bob Harper and longtime host Alison Sweeney both gave interviews.
“Zero regrets about not doing it because I would have simply lent credibility to something that is an egregious lie,” Jillian told Fox News in a new interview.
Jillian is debating whether or not she will actually sue the producers of the docu-series.
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“To be totally honest with you, at the moment I’m choosing my battles because there are a lot to fight. I will absolutely take on one of these. The question is, you can’t fight 10 Goliaths at the same time. So, I have to determine what I want my legacy to be and that is going to be a result of which fight I pick,” she told the outlet.
Jillian claims that some of the Biggest Loser producers, who did not participate in the series either, want to make their own documentary with her.
“I might do that. There is talk of that. I might take that path instead, and I think I don’t know that I am necessarily going to need to sue because it’s very timely. It’s very expensive,” she said.
Jillian is not focused on personal transformations anymore. She wants to change bigger issues related to the world of health.
She said, “I’m 51 years old, you know, I’m trying to take on bigger things. I’m trying to help facilitate a change with big food and big pharma and big insurance … and these are the 800-pound gorillas I want to jump in that ring with.”
Comments that Jillian‘s ex-girlfriend made about her have recently resurfaced.
