Meghan Trainor reveals the reason she stopped drinking
MEGHAN Trainor has spoken out on her new healthy lifestyle which has seen her ditch booze.
The singer, 24, made the health switch after having intense vocal cord surgery TWICE.
She told : "It really shocks you and puts you in place.
"I stopped drinking - I know it hurts your chords. I don't ever smoke anything, I drink a lot of water and I started eating healthier and working out more."
Meghan continued: "Now mentally and physically, it's proven to work, so I'm gonna keep doing that."
The 24-year-old singer underwent surgery in 2015 for a severely haemorrhaged vocal chord after making it big with global hit All About That Bass.
Meghan then had to undergo a second procedure in 2017, which she described as "scary."
The singer explained: "I's another time of like, 'I'm going to take away all your hopes and dreams for a second, put it on pause and see if they come back'"
She added: "My team is extra careful now with my schedule now to make sure I have the day off after a long day of interviews and promo because I told them, 'It seems like after every album cycle, I just have surgery.' And I can't live like that because I'm putting out albums the rest of my life. I can't be doing surgery every year!"
Confident that the surgery has done the trick, she teased: "My voice sounds better than ever, and you can hear that on the album.
"You can even hear it in the first single. It's just clean and crisp but still sounds like me."
The star got engaged to Spy Kids actor Daryl Sabara last December.
Actor Daryl, 25, got down on one knee in front of friends and family on Meghan’s 24th birthday under a beautiful tunnel crafted from fairy lights.
Announcing the news to fans by posting the video on her Instagram, the Dear Future Husband singer wrote: “I SAID YESSSS!!!! For my 24th birthday, the love of my life @darylsabara made all of my dreams come true."
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