US Edition'Is Michelle Obama on Ozempic?' Internet Asks as US Former First Lady Flaunts Slender Figure in New Photoshoot
Michelle Obama’s recent Instagram photos showing a slimmer figure sparked speculation about weight-loss drugs, though she has never confirmed using Ozempic or similar medications.
- Recently, Michelle Obama posted behind-the-scenes Instagram photos from an Annie Leibovitz shoot showing her fit physique and a peek at her toned stomach in a gray T-shirt and jeans.
- Social‑media users speculated that Obama’s weight loss involves Ozempic or GLP-1 drugs, with commenters explicitly mentioning these medications in posts.
- Speaking to People earlier this month, Michelle Obama said she values her health by watching what she eats, working out, and keeping regular doctor visits, and she has discussed menopause-related weight gain.
- Comments were turned off on Obama’s Instagram post and her rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment, while Obama has never admitted using Ozempic or similar drugs.
- The episode highlights a wider online conversation about disclosure and health as some online commenters argued people should credit methods and referenced weight-loss medications as helpful when other measures failed.
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Is She Okay? Michelle Obama Sparks Ozempic Speculation as She Debuts a New and Possibly Unhealthy Look in Photoshoot
Credit: NPR “Wild Card” Podcast screenshot Michelle Obama sparked alarm bells and speculation about using Ozempic as new footage emerged showing her having lost a considerable amount of weight. Barack’s wife shared footage on her Instagram account of a photoshoot she did over the weekend with famous photographer Annie Leibovitz. In the video, she posed in a gray t-shirt, jeans, and brown boots, looking far slimmer than the public has ever seen h…
'Is Michelle Obama on Ozempic?' Internet asks as US former first lady flaunts slender figure in new photoshoot
Michelle Obama’s new behind-the-scenes photoshoot with Annie Leibovitz has sparked widespread speculation online about her noticeably slimmer frame, with many users suggesting — without evidence — that the former US First Lady may be using Ozempic.
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