ComScore

Here's What ‘Extra' Host Renee Bargh Eats in a Day to Look (and Feel) Amazing

If you keep up with the comings and goings of your favorite celebs, you’re probably familiar with Extra host Renee Bargh. Every time we see her on TV, we can’t help but marvel at her glowing skin (and awesome Aussie accent). So when we got the opportunity to ask her what she eats in a day, we jumped at the chance. Here’s the lowdown.

Here’s What Badass Pro Surfer Malia Manuel Eats in a Day to Look (and Feel) Incredible


6:30 a.m.

“I wake up and meditate for 20 minutes before eating anything. Then, generally by 7 a.m., I make a smoothie with almond milk, banana, Vital Proteins collagen powder, ashwaganda, reishi, turmeric and honey.”

woman picking up an egg
Twenty20

9 A.m. 

“Now I have eggs—usually two eggs scrambled with mixed greens and avocado, and sometimes two pieces of bacon as a treat. I find that this gives me enough energy for my early morning shoots and to get me through until lunch.”

kale salad
Twenty20

12:00 P.m.

“I need to change what I eat every day so I don’t get bored. Usually I go for salmon with vegetables, salad or quinoa and vegetables—roasted or steamed. I like to follow lunch (and dinner) with some raw dark chocolate. It satisfies my sweet tooth and gives me energy for training, as I usually squeeze in a workout between shoots around 3 p.m.”

bowl of hummus with lemon and crackers
Twenty20

4 P.m.

“I normally snack on Mary’s Gone Crackers and hummus or avocado or nuts before or after training. I also love the Bulletproof collagen bars as a little snack or a protein shake after I work out.”

salmon lemon and garlic on a cutting board
Unsplash

6:30 P.m.

“I like to eat early, because I sleep better that way. Again, I’ll do salmon and roasted sweet potatoes. I like to use a lot of herbs and lemon when I cook fish—usually dill and mint and some chili. Then, after dinner I normally have a fresh mint tea and a magnesium drink I make with powdered magnesium and aloe vera water. It helps relax my muscles to sleep, and also is really helpful with digestion.”



stief author

Wellness Director

  • Oversees wellness content
  • PureWow's resident book reviewer
  • Has worked in lifestyle media for 11 years

wellness
/ Sarah Stiefvater
A Dating Expert Says This Is the 1 Thing Not to Do After Being Ghosted
wellness
/ Anonymous
My New Year's Resolution Was to Stop Cheating on My Boyfriend—Here's How It's Going
wellness
/ Jaime Wright
Your Weekly Horoscopes: April 20 to 26, 2025
wellness
/ Sarah Stiefvater
What Is Somatic Yoga (& Can It Help You Overcome Trauma)?
wellness
/ Sarah Ashley
What to Text After Being Ghosted: 12 Fool-Proof Responses Recommended by Relationship Experts
wellness
/ Sydney Meister
TikTok’s “Penny Method” Might Feel Personal, But It’s Actually Relationship Psychology 101
wellness
/ Sarah Stiefvater
The Dr. Gundry Diet: What It Is, Benefits & Why Experts Are Skeptical
wellness
/ Catrina Yohay
I'm Pregnant & My Best Friend Is Struggling with Infertility. Here's the One Thing I Wish I'd Done Differently
wellness
/ Sarah Stiefvater
4 French Wellness Trends to Get Healthy Like a Parisian
wellness
/ Jaime Wright
Your Weekly Horoscopes: April 13 to 19, 2025
wellness
/ Sarah Stiefvater
25 Good Bumble Bios to Try Out, According to a Relationship Expert
wellness
/ Stephanie Sengwe
The 60 Best Hinge Prompts to Use, According to Relationship Experts
wellness
/ Dana Dickey
I Went to a Kava Bar Near Me in L.A. and Now I’m Sold on the Trend
wellness
/ Jenn Sinrich
The 25 Best Spas in NYC, from Affordable to Luxe
wellness
/ Dana Dickey
Here's Where to Buy Sex Toys Online in 2025, Tested by PureWow Editors
wellness
/ Catrina Yohay
12 Morning Stretches That Will Boost Your Mood & Your Blood Flow
See More