Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder about the side effects

Remember phen-fen? My aunt did get very skinny on it...she also had 5 heart attacks.

I did too but the alternative effects were going to kill me: high blood pressure, diabetes, etc.

Why does anyone care about what a celebrity says? Didn’t we leave that behind with the 90s?

I agree with you, OP.

Anonymous wrote:I wonder about the side effects

Remember phen-fen? My aunt did get very skinny on it...she also had 5 heart attacks.

In her defense, she has lost and gained a lot weight long before Ozempic.

If they're spouting out some diet/exercise plan, then I think it's dishonest.

If it's just "well I'm trying to lose weight" then eh, I don't care. We all know.

Just don't try and advertise or sell some kind of supplement, false diet and exercise plan, or program. That shit pisses me off.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Truly don’t care. They don’t owe us any info about their weight.

+1

It’s none of our business.

Ditto. MYOB with ALL CAPS.

I wonder about the side effects

Truly don’t care. Just assume everyone is on it and move on with your life.

Everyone knows what they are doing. Why do you need them to confirm it?

Many people in real life don’t admit it, why should a celebrity? It’s their business and they technically owe us nothing.

That said, I do truly hate how celebrities are such proponents of embracing all shapes and sizes, body positivity and inclusivity, etc. while they’re chubby— or fat — and then suddenly show up lithe and trim presumably from glp-1. All the other stuff goes away and they’re on high display wearing very little clothing everywhere they appear all while being praised for their new appearance. It’s a sick culture we live in.

Your own post states she hasn’t commenting publicly. So your next paragraph doesn’t apply. I think you are just mad you can’t figure out how to stop eating so much of the wrong things.

Anonymous wrote:Truly don’t care. They don’t owe us any info about their weight.

+1

It’s none of our business.

Truly don’t care. They don’t owe us any info about their weight.

And another celebrity who decided to just start a fitness plan…

“While Mariah Carey has not publicly commented on her weight loss, it has been reported that she has made wellness, self-care, and a balanced lifestyle a priority in her life.”

It’s so tiresome and then regular women feel bad because of all the liars promoting their fitness plans and vitamins all over Instagram and TV and busting their @ss and the weight won’t budge—when these celebrities and influencers really took the 30+ pounds off through ozempic/wegovy.