Fat Joe reveals Ozempic use after 200-pound weight loss
The “All the Way Up” rapper credited the Type 2 diabetes drug — which many celebrities have turned to for weight loss — while sharing his tips and tricks to slimming down in a new interview.Shirtless Cristiano Ronaldo squeezes rumored wife Georgina Rodríguez's butt aboard yacht in St.
“Your body’s just a computer,” he told the outlet at the time. “It reads stuff you eat in different ways.” “There isn’t a place you can go to where you get away from it, because you’re fighting your mind,” he admitted to Men’s Health. “You wake up, and then the minute you think about it, your brain sends you a message to say, ‘We’re not supposed to be happy.’ And then you fall right back into depression.
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