The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star reacted to a fan who questioned whether or not her “slimmed” figure was due to the weight loss drug.
told Page Six“I can say that I have never tried it and I have never taken it,” the “Halloween Ends” actress told us last month.
“I’m not on any weight loss drug,” she continued. “If you know me, you know I have terrible anxiety so that would scare me to death. I have never, ever ever taken it.” Many “Housewives” stars have been accused of using the popular diabetes prescription drug to lose weight., with many social media users accrediting Ozempic as the reason.
“Yikes I know we been joking about the ozempic use but this looks more. I hope she’s ok. Sad thing is the reason I loved her when she first showed up cuz she wasn’t a typical BH body type. For real tho I hope she’s ok,” one user wrote.
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