PETA’s Sexiest Vegetarian Winners Cause Global Warming
Of course I don’t mean that these sexy vegetarians contribute to the mind-blowing amount of greenhouse-gas emissions caused by the meat industry. Au contraire! The winners of our Sexiest Vegetarian Alive contest turned up the heat with their sleek physiques and radiant good looks. PETA entities also recently announced the winners of their international Sexiest Vegetarian contests.
And the winners are:
Kellie Pickler shares more with the world than her stunning voice. When she went vegetarian, she was quick to share her decision with close friend Carrie Underwood.
Mamma mia! How handsome is Milo Ventimiglia? There’s really no question, judging by all the winning votes that the star of television’s Heroes raked in.
Voters went gaga for gorgeous Geelong-born Portia De Rossi, who went vegan with her wife, comedian and television host Ellen DeGeneres. Portia says, “It feels like such a compassionate choice. We are such animal lovers, why stop short of cows and chickens? It didn’t make any sense.”
Hunky Australian Idol host Andrew G. racked up the most votes for the gentlemen. He says of his decision to go vegan, “The cleaner I kept my diet, the more obvious benefits I felt.”
Voters crowned beautiful Taiwanese actor and singer Barbie Hsu Asia’s Sexiest Vegetarian Woman of 2009. Barbie says, “Lives are equal, eating meat is like eating corpses to me, and it makes me feel sick and sad.”
And Bollywood superstar and heartthrob Shahid Kapoor has won the title of Asia’s Sexiest Male Vegetarian. Word is, he convinced leading lady Kareena Kapoor to go vegetarian while they were dating.
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The writing was on the wall early in the competition: The lovely tattooed television host Lina van de Mars won top spot for the women.
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Rap star Thomas D. of the hip-hop band Die Fantastischen Vier wrapped up his win for Sexiest Male Vegetarian.
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Now put your palms together, not just for these winners but for all the vegetarian hotties who were in the running for this year’s title.
Written by Karin Bennett
