EJ Johnson – son of basketball icon Magic Johnson – in kinky boots at Marvel event

EJ Johnson – son of basketball icon Magic Johnson – is slim in a slit dress and kinky boots…eight years after he lost 180 pounds through gastric sleeve surgery

EJ Johnson put on a daring performance on Tuesday night.

The 31-year-old son of basketball icon Magic Johnson was seen at the launch event of Marvel Studios’ Secret Invasion at El Capitan Theater in Hollywood.

The reality TV luminary modeled a silver and black high-necked dress with two slits on the sides that showed off the legs.

And EJ added over the knee white kinky boots. A black leather jacket was worn over the shoulders.

This comes eight years after Johnson had gastric sleeve surgery to stay slim. He shed an amazing 180 pounds.

Daring: EJ Johnson put on a daring show Tuesday night

So beautiful: The 31-year-old son of basketball icon Magic Johnson was featured at Marvel Studios’ Secret Invasion launch event at Hollywood’s El Capitan Theater

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The son of basketball legend Magic Johnson also wore a pink manicure and carried a crocodile bag in a beige and brown color.

In 2015, Johnson underwent gastric sleeve surgery that caused major weight loss.

And he told E! News he keeps the weight off with lighter meals.

“For me, I just nibble constantly throughout the day instead of sitting down for big meals,” EJ explained.

And EJ trains with a trainer as well as with Pilates.

‘I do a lot of Pilates. I try to come in at least four days a week, so that’s a lot,” he said.

EJ said it’s all about “maintaining” his weight while having fun.

“Find a workout you enjoy doing,” said EJ. ‘For me it’s not even work, it’s just having fun. We dance a lot, we sweat and at the end I’m like, “Wow! I burned all these calories and I didn’t even know it because we just had a great time.”

And he’s cut out a lot of carbs and sugar, he told UsWeekly.

Look at my style… please! The reality TV luminary modeled a silver and black high-necked dress with two slits on the sides that showed off the legs. And EJ added over the knee white kinky boots

Boots babe: A black leather jacket was worn over the shoulders. This comes eight years after Johnson had gastric sleeve surgery to stay slim. Seen with Mama Cookie

Diva energy: When EJ first rose to fame, he said he wanted to be called a “diva.”

EJ’s birth name is Earvin Johnson III. He was born in 1992 in Beverly Hills, to Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson and Earlitha ‘Cookie’ Johnson. He has an older brother, Andre, and a younger sister, Elisa.

EJ attended college at New York University where he studied hospitality with a focus on event planning and design.

He came out as gay to his family at the age of 17 and came out publicly in 2013.

The star was forced to do so after a TMZ report published photos of him holding hands with a male friend.

Johnson joined the cast of the E! reality TV series Rich Kids of Beverly Hills in 2014 as a recurring cast member in the first season.

Having fun with shorts from Daisy Duke: in black lace and cowboy boots in LA this May

The close friend of Donald Trump’s daughter, Tiffany Trump, became a main cast member for the next three seasons, but was canceled at the end of season four.

Johnson then starred in his own spin-off reality series EJNYC.

In 2014, Johnson joined E! News as a news personality and commentator, doing shows for New York Fashion Week and he also appeared on Fashion Police.

He also appeared as a guest commentator on Hello Ross in 2014. He was a guest star on Season 4 of Real Husbands of Hollywood.

WHAT IS STOMACH SURGERY?

Gastric sleeve surgery is a type of weight loss surgery, according to Johns Hopkins medicine.

Weight loss surgery is also known as bariatric surgery. This surgery is also called sleeve gastrectomy or vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG).

Gastric sleeve surgery restricts your food intake, leading to weight loss. You can lose 50 to 90 pounds.

It is done as a laparoscopic surgery, with small incisions in the upper abdomen. Most of the left part of the stomach is removed. The remaining stomach is then a narrow tube called a sleeve. Food is emptied from the bottom of the stomach into the small intestine in the same way as before surgery. The small intestine is not operated on or changed. After surgery, eating less will make you feel full while eating.

Gastric sleeve surgery is used to treat severe obesity. It is recommended for people who have tried other weight loss methods with no long-term success. Your doctor may advise gastric sleeve surgery if you are severely obese with a body mass index (BMI) over 40. Your doctor may also advise it if you have a BMI between 35 and 40 and a health condition such as sleep apnea, high blood pressure heart disease or type 2 diabetes.

Bleeding, infections, and blood clots in your legs are possible side effects that can occur after surgery. General anesthesia can also cause breathing problems or other reactions.

Over time, you may also have difficulty absorbing certain nutrients. Or you could get a stricture (narrowing) in your stomach duct. Some people may experience heartburn or reflux after surgery. If you already have moderate to severe reflux, a gastric sleeve may make it worse. You may want to consider gastric bypass surgery instead. That type of surgery can stop reflux and heartburn.

You may face other risks based on your health. Be sure to talk to your healthcare team about any concerns before surgery.

Your healthcare team will need to make sure that gastric sleeve surgery is a good option for you. Weight loss surgery is not recommended for people who abuse drugs or alcohol, or who cannot commit to a lifelong change in eating and exercise habits.

Before having surgery, you must enroll in a bariatric surgery training program. This will help you prepare for surgery and life after surgery. You receive nutritional advice. And you may have a psychological evaluation. You will also need physical exams and tests. You need blood tests. You may have imaging studies of your stomach or have an upper endoscopy.

If you smoke, you should stop several months before surgery. Your surgeon may ask you to lose some weight before surgery. This will help shrink your liver and make surgery safer. You should stop taking aspirin, ibuprofen, and other blood-thinning medications in the days before your surgery. You may not eat or drink anything after midnight before the operation.

All information thanks Johns Hopkins medicine

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