Kris Jenner is not on Ozempic—Bible.
Kris Jenner recently shared that she briefly tried a weight loss drug like Ozempic, but it wasn’t right for her.
On the May 5th episode of the SheMD podcast, Kris shared that she and someone else attempted it once before it became well-known, and it unfortunately made her feel very ill.
She then contacted Dr. Thais Aliabadi, also known as Dr. A, who is a host of the SheMD podcast and Kris’ doctor.
I remember calling her and telling her I couldn’t work anymore because I was so sick and felt nauseous. She responded by saying she wanted to try a different approach.
She and Dr. Aliabadi explored various treatments before deciding on a mix of peptide injections—not the same as Ozempic or other GLP-1 injections—along with supplements.
“That really made a difference,” the mom explained. “It gave me a couple of extra hours in the evenings. I wake up so early that once I finish work, see my kids, and have dinner, I just want to relax and unwind.”
After starting to take supplements, I noticed a real boost in my energy levels. Plus, it seemed to improve the health of my hair, nails, and skin.
She explained that it had a significant impact on her, because understanding your thyroid and hormone levels helps you understand what your body requires.
Kris isn’t the only famous person who has tried GLP-1 medications – some have stopped using them too. Here’s a look at other celebrities who have openly discussed their experiences with these drugs.
For Kris Jenner, who is a mother to Kourtney (47), Kim (45), Khloe (41), Rob (39), Kendall (20), and Kylie (28), regularly monitoring her hormone levels has been very important.
I’m really committed to my health, so I get my hormone levels checked with a blood test every three months. I learned after turning 45 how incredibly important that is for women’s physical wellbeing, and honestly, for men too! I actually encourage my son to get his hormone levels checked regularly, just to stay on top of things and understand what’s going on with his body.
She explained that understanding her thyroid was transformative, as it led her to focus on her overall hormone health and what her body truly needed.
Kris isn’t alone—many celebrities have tried GLP-1 medications, with varying results. Here’s a look at some who’ve openly discussed their experiences.
Before appearing on Dancing With the Stars, the star of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives shared that she was using semaglutide injections – sold as Ozempic and Wegovy – to help with weight loss.
She revealed on YouTube in January 2023 that she’s found something that’s helping her lose weight. As she explained it, this ‘secret sauce’ seems to be eliminating fat through urination, or at least, that’s how she believes it works.
In October 2025, the Queer Eye star revealed they began taking a GLP-1 medication after experiencing a health issue in 2023.
After experiencing a health scare, Jonathan decided to schedule a colonoscopy. If everything checked out, he planned to try a GLP-1 medication, as he simply wasn’t feeling his best, he explained in a TikTok video.
Jonathan shared that he’s in the best shape of his life after losing weight and starting Pilates at Solidcore. He said, ‘I’ve always wanted abs, and I finally have them!’ He also mentioned feeling so good that he’s been showing off his physique more often.
Even after losing 70 pounds with medication, Jonathan continued to champion body positivity.
They explained that they believe in body neutrality – the idea that your value as a person isn’t tied to how you look. Everyone deserves love and appreciation, regardless of their body type.
The comedian began taking the diabetes drug Mounjaro in late 2022. By May 2025, she had lost a significant amount of weight, which she publicly showed off.
Rosie shared on Instagram, expressing disbelief at her transformation, along with the hashtags #mounjaro, #weightloss, and #bodydismorphia.
Meghan Trainor and her husband, Daryl Sabara, bonded closely after welcoming their son, Riley, in 2021. They took on the intense 75 Hard challenge and felt great doing it, as Meghan shared on their podcast, Workin’ On It. They also started noticing that many friends – and even some doctors – were using medications like Mounjaro and Ozempic.
As a lifestyle enthusiast, I’m always thrilled to hear about couples prioritizing wellness together! I recently learned that Daryl and I both decided to start with the smallest effective dose of Mounjaro, and we’ve been really committed to pairing it with regular exercise and eating a healthy, balanced diet. It’s been a journey we’ve taken on together, and it’s been amazing to have that support!
Kendra Wilkinson, known from the show Girls Next Door, tried a weight loss injection once. She shared on Instagram in April 2025 that she only used it one time and then decided to stop, saying she was throwing it away.
She started using GLP-1 medication again in March 2026, explaining on Instagram that she was approaching it more deliberately this time.
It wasn’t just about losing weight for me,” she explained. “I wanted to feel healthier, have more energy, and learn to trust the journey instead of trying to speed things up. I was looking for an approach that was honest, encouraging, and fit into my everyday life.
In March 2025, the host of the Golden Globes spoke out in support of Ozempic, encouraging people to feel comfortable discussing their use of the medication.
She enthusiastically shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon that she fully supports anyone considering Ozempic, saying, ‘I’m all for it! Do what makes you happy, I don’t judge.’
As a lifestyle expert, I’ve noticed a lot of unnecessary shame around people changing their bodies, and I really want to break that down. Honestly, I believe that shame often comes from others – specifically, people who are comfortable with you staying as you were. It’s almost like they’re upset when you start prioritizing your health and well-being because, perhaps, they feel threatened by your growth and confidence. They may feel like that’s the only thing they have to define themselves, and when you evolve, it challenges that. It’s about you reclaiming your power and feeling good, and that can be incredibly empowering!
The model stated in December 2024 that she previously used Ozempic, but she discontinued it when she began competing on Dancing With the Stars the prior autumn.
Nader admitted to trying the trend when it first started, saying everyone else was doing it too. He said it initially made him feel sick to his stomach, but he actually enjoyed it. However, he explained that he couldn’t continue while also competing on Dancing with the Stars.
Brooks explained that the medication made her lose some of her desire and energy to exercise. She chose to focus on dancing instead, and stopped getting shots to help with her condition.
In November 2024, Dog the Bounty Hunter’s daughter revealed she’d lost 58 pounds over ten months by changing her diet and using the weight loss drug Tirzepatide. She shared that this journey has helped her feel confident and proud of her progress.
Before discovering a solution that suited her, she had a difficult experience with Ozempic. She told TopMob News, “I really disliked it. It made me feel nauseous whenever I tried to eat, and sometimes I couldn’t eat anything at all. My body just didn’t react well to it.”
As a huge fan, I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about how amazing one of the Real Housewives of New York City stars looks lately! She recently addressed all the talk about her transformation between seasons 14 and 15, and basically shut down any rumors about getting work done. It’s great to see her confidently owning her look!
She explained to Us Weekly in October 2024 that it’s common for people on reality TV to face speculation about cosmetic procedures, like getting plastic surgery or using medications like Ozempic. She strongly dislikes Ozempic and said she would never inject herself with it.
Following online rumors that Lizzo had used the drug Ozempic for weight loss after she shared a photo of her slimmer physique, the singer posted a video. The video featured a popular sound clip from the movie Django Unchained—a line spoken by Christoph Waltz’s character saying, “It’s like a reward.”
Later, though, the musician admitted she gave some injectibles a shot.
Lizzo explained to Trisha Paytas on the Just Trish podcast in June 2025 why she stopped taking GLP-1 medications sooner than expected. She said that drugs like Ozempic work by helping people eat less, making them feel full. However, she believes you can achieve the same result by controlling your eating habits and willpower without medication.
In a September 2024 episode of her podcast, Dream On, Kate Moss’s sister shared that starting Ozempic was “the worst decision I ever made.”
The model became sick after accidentally taking a dose of medication intended for someone much larger – around 220 pounds or heavier – and had to be treated in the emergency room because they couldn’t keep any food or water down.
She explained that she became so severely dehydrated she had a seizure, which was the most frightening experience of her life. A friend had to hold her feet to keep her still, and she described her face and body becoming tightly clenched and tense during the terrifying ordeal.
In April 2024, Jon Gosselin, known from the show Jon & Kate Plus 8, told Page Six he lost 32 pounds in two months using semaglutide injections, which is the generic version of the drug Ozempic.
“You know what’s annoying?” he said. “The regret of not starting it 10 years ago.”
In a March 2024 blog post, Ree Drummond, known as the Pioneer Woman, clarified that she didn’t use Ozempic or other weight loss drugs to lose 50 pounds in 2022.
She emphasized that she would never criticize anyone for making that life choice.
In August 2023, the actor, known from the show 30 Rock, revealed on Today With Hoda and Jenna that he lost weight using Ozempic, which reduced his appetite.
In March 2024, he revealed a surprising update about his health. During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, he joked, “I’ve actually gained 40 pounds – I’ve learned to out-eat Ozempic!”
He later told TopMob News he was just kidding about his previous statement, but added that Ozempic had actually been very helpful for him and he was happy he used it.
As a big fan, I was really surprised to hear that one of the Real Housewives of Dubai stars admitted to using Ozempic. She explained she turned to it after hitting a bit of a rough patch – a ‘midlife crisis,’ as she called it – around her 45th birthday. It was brave of her to share, and honestly, a lot of us can probably relate!
Caroline Stanbury admitted on her podcast, Uncut & Uncensored, that losing weight becomes significantly harder after age 40. She revealed that many women have asked her how she’s managed to stay in shape, and she honestly responded that she used the medication Ozempic, which she believes is a very effective weight loss tool for those who can access it.
During a July 2024 appearance on Watch What Happens Live, the Real Housewives of New Jersey star stated she wasn’t using Ozempic. She jokingly followed up by admitting she was actually using Mounjaro, and happily explained she loves her current weight and has plenty of energy.
A former cast member of The Real Housewives of Atlanta shared that she wasn’t successful in losing weight using the medication she tried.
She explained that a certain treatment didn’t reduce her appetite at all. Unlike some people who lost their desire to eat, she continued to enjoy appetizers, a full meal, and even dessert. She admitted feeling down when she saw it worked for others but not for her, leading her to question what was different about her and why she wasn’t experiencing the same results. She shared these thoughts in June 2024.
I’m not a medical expert, but I’ve seen a lot of information about what treatments are effective and what isn’t,” she said in an interview with Fox News Digital. “I believe Ozempic can be helpful, but it also carries some risks.
Former Little Mix member Perrie Edwards, who has previously discussed her battle with anorexia, confessed it was challenging to ignore online rumors about her weight and speculation that she was using the drug Ozempic.
Jade shared with The Guardian in August 2025 that she struggles with the temptation to try Ozempic. While she understands why others use it, she worries it could be problematic for her, given her past struggles with eating disorders, and she’s unsure where it might lead.
The actress from Beverly Hills, 90210 used a drug to lose weight after having her son, Beau, in 2017.
She mentioned on her podcast in April 2024 that Ozempic wasn’t effective for her, but Mounjaro was, and she was able to lose weight with it.
The actress explained to Francesca Amiker of TopMob News that it’s crucial to remember medications are prescribed for specific individuals and shouldn’t be used simply for cosmetic reasons.
Raven said, “Take care of business, but please make sure the medicine goes to those who really require it.”
In September 2023, the host of Talk U.K. shared that she had lost 42 pounds after using the medication Ozempic earlier that year.
Oh my gosh, she said it! In an exclusive with TopMob News, she basically told everyone it’s totally okay to use whatever helps you lose weight! Like, she gets it! It’s not something to be ashamed of, not some ‘dirty little secret’ at all. She just gets it, and it’s so validating! I’m obsessed with her for saying this!
She added, “We don’t have to bulls–t.”
Sharon’s daughter has also weighed in on the Ozempic trend.
“It’s fantastic,” the former Fashion Police star shared with TopMob News in January 2024. “There are so many ways to lose weight, so why not choose one that’s more enjoyable than just exercising?”
Kate Winslet, known for her role in Titanic and previously scrutinized by the tabloids for her weight, recently discussed the current trend of focusing on weight loss.
In a March 2024 interview with The New York Times Magazine, Kate confessed she wasn’t familiar with Ozempic, saying, “All I know is that it’s some pill people are taking.”
“Oh, my God,” Kate remarked after learning about the injectable. “This sounds terrible.”
In December 2023, the star of The Hills shared that she had recently lost 22 pounds without using Ozempic. She told Page Six that she believes there are no easy fixes when it comes to weight loss, and she wouldn’t consider using a drug like Ozempic herself. She didn’t want to call anyone out by name, but made it clear it wasn’t something she’d ever do.
Heidi said she’s looking for something sustainable that isn’t too easy – she wants to put in the effort.
During her June 8, 2023 appearance on Watch What Happens Live, the Trainwreck star openly criticized celebrities for being dishonest about using Ozempic for weight loss.
She said it seems like everyone is trying Ozempic. Addressing Andy Cohen, she called out people who claim they’re just eating smaller portions, saying, ‘Seriously, stop. If you’ve lost weight, it’s because you’re using Ozempic or had some kind of procedure.’
Senator Schumer, known for being honest about her health choices, explained, “Just be upfront with people. When I had liposuction, I openly admitted it.”
She shared that she quickly became very interested in Ozempic in 2022, but ultimately stopped taking the medication, which is typically used for Type 2 diabetes, because it interfered with her time with her son, Gene.
I remember being too sick to play with my son,” Schumer shared. “I was really thin at the time, and he was throwing a ball at me, but I just didn’t have the strength to participate.
Dr. Drew recently told TopMob News that people generally have complicated reactions to shows like Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test. He explained that while viewers are fascinated, they also tend to be critical and judgmental.
He added that if a treatment could potentially help, people should definitely consider trying it.
Forget winter, a hot take is coming.
The actress, known for her role in Game of Thrones, didn’t hold back when discussing Ozempic and the ads promoting it.
On April 5, 2023, the actress shared a post on her Instagram Story from writer Sophie Vershbow criticizing ads for the weight-loss drug Ozempic. Vershbow’s original tweet called the ads, which were prominently displayed in the Times Square subway station, “completely unacceptable.” Photos Vershbow included showed the ads, with slogans like “One shot to lose weight” and “A weekly shot to lose weight.”
Turner adding her own commentary, writing, “WTF.”
Novo Nordisk, the company that makes Ozempic, has stated that the drug is not currently approved by the FDA for long-term weight loss.
Novo Nordisk, the maker of Ozempic, acknowledges that some doctors are prescribing the drug for weight loss, but the company doesn’t advertise or support using its medications for purposes other than those officially approved. They emphasize their commitment to following all U.S. laws and regulations regarding how they promote their products. Novo Nordisk also states they believe doctors are carefully considering each patient’s specific health needs when choosing the appropriate treatment.
Comedian Chelsea Handler has spoken out about a surprising experience with the drug Ozempic. She explained that a doctor prescribed it to her for anti-aging purposes, but she wasn’t aware of what the medication actually was at the time.
She revealed on the January 25, 2023 episode of Call Her Daddy that she wasn’t aware she was trying to lose weight. Someone told her, ‘If you want to lose five pounds, this will help,’
But while she tried the drug, Handler noted that she didn’t like how it made her feel.
She remembered returning from vacation and immediately using the medication. A few days later, while having lunch with a friend, her friend mentioned feeling very sick and revealed she was taking Ozempic. The woman realized she was also feeling unwell, but initially attributed it to jet lag from her trip to Spain.
I was so relieved to hear that Handler decided to stop taking the medication. She realized she didn’t actually need it, which is fantastic! And she was incredibly generous – she shared any leftover doses with friends who could benefit. It just shows what a thoughtful person she is.
She admitted to giving Ozempic to around four or five friends, explaining she decided against using it herself because she thought it was unnecessary. She described having friends come to her house to receive injections, scheduling appointments like ‘at 1 o’clock’ or ‘at 2 o’clock’.
Khloe Kardashian clapped back when commenters on Instagram speculated that she was taking Ozempic.
Kardashian responded to criticism in a January 2023 post, stating that people shouldn’t dismiss her dedication to fitness. She explained she works out five days a week, starting at 6 a.m., and asked people to stop making assumptions about her. She added that despite it being a new year, some people remain unkind.
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