Kylie Jenner Addresses Online Speculation She Uses Weight Loss Drugs
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The reality star is asking fans for "empathy" amid the rumors.
Kylie Jenner is responding to the internet’s speculation that she used weight-loss drugs.
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“I see pictures [online] and people are accusing me of being on drugs or something,” she said in reference to rumors she used medication such as Ozempic to quickly lose weight.
Ozempic is a diabetes treatment that controls blood sugar levels and has made waves as an off-label weight-loss drug. Several Hollywood stars, including Amy Schumer and Sharon Osbourne, have said they used the drug to lose weight. The medications often carry a stigma, especially online, of being an easy way out rather than using just diet and exercise.
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