At the 2025 Met Gala, several celebrities appeared noticeably slimmer, sparking widespread speculation about the use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic (semaglutide). While some stars have openly discussed their weight-loss journeys, others have faced scrutiny over potential use of these medications.
Lana Del Rey drew attention for her rapid weight loss, leading plastic surgeons to suspect Ozempic use. Dr. Gary Motykie noted significant facial volume loss, a common side effect dubbed “Ozempic face,” characterized by sagging skin and a gaunt appearance. It’s suggested that she may have used fillers to restore facial volume. What’s New Today+1NY Breaking+1Wikipedia+4The Sun+4What’s New Today+4NY Breaking+1What’s New Today+1
Jessica Biel also appeared slimmer, attributing her transformation to Epsom salt baths. However, experts expressed skepticism, pointing to her more defined waist and prominent bones as possible indicators of Ozempic use. Some believe she may have used fillers to counteract facial volume loss. What’s New TodayNY Breaking+1What’s New Today+1
Kim Kardashian has previously admitted to losing 16 pounds in three weeks for the 2022 Met Gala by cutting carbs and wearing a sauna suit. Her recent appearance reignited discussions about extreme weight-loss methods, with some experts labeling such rapid loss as dangerous and unsustainable. Bored Panda+7NY Breaking+7Business Insider+7Allure
Christina Aguilera faced online speculation after showcasing a slimmer figure. Fans jokingly referred to her as “Ozempic in a Bottle,” though she hasn’t confirmed any medication use. The rapid change led to concerns about the pressures celebrities face regarding body image. Bored Panda+2Bored Panda+2What’s New Today+2BuzzFeed+4The Scottish Sun+4The Sun+4
Mindy Kaling revealed she lost 40 pounds through consistent exercise, including running and weightlifting. Despite her claims of natural methods, some observers speculated about possible Ozempic use, highlighting the challenges celebrities face in controlling narratives about their bodies. Bored Panda
Medical professionals caution against the casual use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, noting side effects such as “Ozempic face,” nausea, and potential nutrient deficiencies. They emphasize the importance of understanding the full impact of these medications and advocate for sustainable, health-focused approaches to weight loss. The Sun
The discourse around celebrity weight loss at high-profile events like the Met Gala underscores broader societal issues related to body image, health, and the influence of public figures on beauty standards.
