Anonymous wrote:This pic is not doing it for me.

There's nothing special about the outfit. The hair is fine, basic. The makeup is weird and it doesn't even look like Oprah.

Why gloves? Why this sort of red chair? Why the purple curtain? It's giving very Ursula the Sea Witch vibes.

Look at her Instagram feed - linked above.

This pic is not doing it for me.

There's nothing special about the outfit. The hair is fine, basic. The makeup is weird and it doesn't even look like Oprah.

Why gloves? Why this sort of red chair? Why the purple curtain? It's giving very Ursula the Sea Witch vibes.

She should have admitted it from the start given her relationship with WW and the fact they offer it through ww. I knew anyway. I don't see her as flawed. I think due to chemicals in the environment, stress and other things some of us are more prone to obesity. I knew that miraculously post menopause she didn't find the formula that makes it all easy. Glad she is now honest.

Anonymous wrote:Weight loss aside, the woman looks amazing. I am 20+ years younger than her and my skin looks 20+ years older.

Do you think the photo is Photoshop? Enhanced?

Weight loss aside, the woman looks amazing. I am 20+ years younger than her and my skin looks 20+ years older.

WW now prescribes Ozempic bc guess what…counting points doesnt work for many people!! Im sure Oprah is injecting

That's not her.
Wait until you all find out what the REAL Oprah was up to. MY MY.

Anonymous wrote:just saw an article where she says she is using weight loss drugs.

carry on.

Well she looks stunning, regardless of how...

just saw an article where she says she is using weight loss drugs.

carry on.

Anonymous wrote:Definitely money. If you do not medically qualify for Ozempic, not diabetic thus not covered by insurance, it cost $1,000 a month.

The obesity version is available outside of diabetic codes. Wegovy and now Zepbound are the FDA approved obesity meds for Ozempic and Mounjaro respectively. But to your point, many insurances exclude obesity meds.

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Anonymous wrote:Glad she 'fessed up, since it was so obvious.

She doesn’t need to explain herself to anyone.

She sort of does, though. She's an owner of WW. She can't put that out there like it's as effective as taking a drug, and then have that take the credit. It's almost false advertising, and absolutely misleading. If she wasn't attached to WW I would agree with you, but since she is, she does in fact owe people the truth. Glad she did.

Anonymous wrote:I don't think she looks good at all. Ozempic face. And she's in black top to bottom, and partially twisted to look "long" in the photo.

I don’t see that.

https://instagram.com/oprah?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==

All of my friends and relatives on Ozempic look the same: bobble-headed. People talk about Ozempic Face but I don't see that. I see Ozempic Heads. Their bodies get slim and their head sizes stay the same, so they all look like they have bobble heads.

Oprah
Missy Elliott
Kelly Clarkson
Khloe Kardashian
Tracy Morgan
Sharon Osborne
Mindy Kaling
Tyler Perry

They all have Ozempic Heads

Glad she fessed up but she is still lying re when she started.

She says just before thanksgiving, and as a result, she only gained 1 lb.

So she is still denying she used the drug to lose the 40 lbs.

As Dolly said “ it takes a lot of money to make a monstrous entity look semi-attractive”.