Megan Thee Stallion Says She’s Serious About Going Vegan

Houston rapper Megan Thee Stallion says she is determined to use her platform to better the environment. That includes promoting a vegan lifestyle.

In an interview with HotSpotATL, Megan talks about how she first took an interest in going green.

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“In high school, I was in this environmental science class, so that’s when I started learning about the environment and what was going on,” she said.

“When I graduated I never really thought about it again — I would try to conserve though — but when one of my Hotties came she was like, “Hey Megan, I know it’s a Hot Girl Summer, but can we talk about global warming … I was like, ‘you know what: Sis, tell us what we need to do.”

Megan says she’s been considering giving up meat as well.

“I’ve been eating a lot of vegan food lately, but i’m really on the vegetarian boat right now. Vegan is kind of hard, I love cheese.”

See the interview below:

If you’re like Megan and want to change your eating habits to something more healthy, here are some Atlanta resources:
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