Adding another one - Lizzy claims she lost 50 pounds with diet changes...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At this point, there's really no excuse for being a fat celeb.

If a celeb is still fat during the golden age of the GLP-1 drugs, it's because they are lazy and 100% want to be fat.

Unless you don’t want to take shots forever or have a family hx of medullary thyroid cancer.

Having been fat before, I'd rather be dead than fat ever again and I'm sure there are many who feel the same.

Anonymous wrote:At this point, there's really no excuse for being a fat celeb.

If a celeb is still fat during the golden age of the GLP-1 drugs, it's because they are lazy and 100% want to be fat.

Unless you don’t want to take shots forever or have a family hx of medullary thyroid cancer.

Adding Guy Fieri to the list - weighted vest and intermittent fasting LOL suuuuuurrrrreeee

If you take it your business, if you don’t your business, just don’t make up something and lie about how you do it. It’s wonderful if you can afford it and it works for you.

"Y'all, I'm from TX and I just ate lots of meat. (sorry, vegans!). And I even walked from TX to NY. That's why it happened so fast!" -Kelly

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nobody should be asking her, it’s rude and none of their business.

She can low it off any way she wants. She has no responsibility to satisfy people’s questions about her body.

Can everyone who is obsessing over this ask yourself why you even care? Why is it so important to you??

I agree 100%%%%. MYOB.

Just assume they did ozempic. And then see if they keep up the $1000/ month shots and hollow ozempic face!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So it wasn’t walking all the NYC blocks after all?

https://people.com/kelly-clarkson-weight-loss-drug-not-on-ozempic-8647971

So it’s Zepbound. Or Wegovy. Or Monjaro.

Celebs continue to think we’re idiots.

+1 “But it’s not Ozempic!”

Everyone knew it was some kind of weight loss medication. Kelly was clever - earlier she had said “I’m listening to my dr” which basically means it’s a medication.

Saying it wasn't Ozempic only makes her look like an even BIGGER a-hole on top of being a liar. Are these morons now trying to act like the medication they took is more "medicinal" and therefore more serious than Ozempic? WTf is the point of saying it wasn't Ozempic? It's like saying "I don't drink LaCroix, I drink Perrier."

You lied about how you lost weight and then have the nerve to try and essentially put down people on Ozempic like you aren't doing the same thing and taking teh easier road to weight loss.

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If people would stop being so judgy, more people would talk openly. We need to first acknowledge as a society that’s it’s great to have these meds for people who struggle with weight.

It’s really similar to how we speak about mental illness. People are so judgy about people taking meds for that too. However, for whatever reason, nobody is expecting celebs to admit they’re on Prozac or whatever. I’m not sure why we expect it here.

People are judgy. I wish we could somehow both NOT be judgy and question why so many people need both types of meds. What is going on that there's such a mental health crisis and obesity crisis. I'd like people to both have the medical options but us also figure out what's going on so both aren't so common.

Mental health "issues" have been blown out of proportion. I even dislike how some people are labeled neurodivergent. If we would accept that this is just how some brains work, and stop pathologizing it, "treating it", life would get a lot easier for everyone. This does not apply to those whose lives are compromised by their differences.

Back to Kelly Clarkson, she has a right to manage her health info. however she wants, but does look like a fool for the whole, 'Tee hee I guess this Texas girl just walked a lot' bit.

of s/b or

Anonymous wrote:At this point, there's really no excuse for being a fat celeb.

If a celeb is still fat during the golden age of the GLP-1 drugs, it's because they are lazy and 100% want to be fat.

Of like Amy Schumer ( who never lied) her body simply can't tolerate these drugs on top of her already existing autoimmune disease. So you in fact would be wrong. I'll bet you're a skinny b...c.

Anonymous wrote:If people would stop being so judgy, more people would talk openly. We need to first acknowledge as a society that’s it’s great to have these meds for people who struggle with weight.

It’s really similar to how we speak about mental illness. People are so judgy about people taking meds for that too. However, for whatever reason, nobody is expecting celebs to admit they’re on Prozac or whatever. I’m not sure why we expect it here.

People are judgy. I wish we could somehow both NOT be judgy and question why so many people need both types of meds. What is going on that there's such a mental health crisis and obesity crisis. I'd like people to both have the medical options but us also figure out what's going on so both aren't so common.

Anonymous wrote:Nobody should be asking her, it’s rude and none of their business.

She can low it off any way she wants. She has no responsibility to satisfy people’s questions about her body.

Can everyone who is obsessing over this ask yourself why you even care? Why is it so important to you??

Stop. If someone suddenly loses a ton of weight, people are curious about how they did it whether they are a celebrity or not. Being a celebrity in PUBLIC, means you're in people's faces and if you go from being over 200lbs to losing a bunch of weight, it's not something you can just ignore. If she didn't want to tell people how she lost it, then she can say "I'd rather not say." Instead, she outright lied because there is in fact shame attached to doing it the "lazy" way.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So it wasn’t walking all the NYC blocks after all?

https://people.com/kelly-clarkson-weight-loss-drug-not-on-ozempic-8647971

So it’s Zepbound. Or Wegovy. Or Monjaro.

Celebs continue to think we’re idiots.

+1 “But it’s not Ozempic!”

Everyone knew it was some kind of weight loss medication. Kelly was clever - earlier she had said “I’m listening to my dr” which basically means it’s a medication.

Saying it wasn't Ozempic only makes her look like an even BIGGER a-hole on top of being a liar. Are these morons now trying to act like the medication they took is more "medicinal" and therefore more serious than Ozempic? WTf is the point of saying it wasn't Ozempic? It's like saying "I don't drink LaCroix, I drink Perrier."

You lied about how you lost weight and then have the nerve to try and essentially put down people on Ozempic like you aren't doing the same thing and taking teh easier road to weight loss.

Anonymous wrote:Nobody should be asking her, it’s rude and none of their business.

She can low it off any way she wants. She has no responsibility to satisfy people’s questions about her body.

Can everyone who is obsessing over this ask yourself why you even care? Why is it so important to you??

I agree 100%%%%. MYOB.