Richard Simmons, Beloved Fitness Icon, Dies at 76 

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Richard Simmons' Legacy: Simmons made fitness fun and accessible for everyone. 

Iconic Appearance: Recognizable for short shorts, sparkly tank tops, frizzy hair. 

Passing Confirmed: Simmons died at home in Los Angeles at 76. 

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Fitness Empire: Launched videos, classes, books, infomercials, and TV appearances. 

Early Struggles: Overcame childhood obesity, bullying, and self-doubt. 

SLIMMONS Studio: Opened in 1974, catered to those seeking weight loss. 

VHS Fitness Revolution: Sold over 20 million copies of "Sweatin' to the Oldies." 

Inclusive Fitness: Welcomed people of all sizes and ages in classes. 

Later Life: Became reclusive, sparking fan concern and media speculation. 

Lasting Philosophy: Preached positivity, portion control, and daily exercise for all. 

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