Kelly Clarkson's recent admission about her weight loss journey has sparked a lively debate, especially after Dr. Terry Dubrow's critical response. The "American Idol" winner revealed that she used a weight-loss medication, which has led to both praise and controversy. Dr. Dubrow, known for his role on "Botched," had mixed feelings about her revelation, accusing her of "Ozempic-shaming" while also praising her honesty.
Clarkson's Weight Loss Journey: The Revelation
On May 13, 2024, during an episode of "The Kelly Clarkson Show," Clarkson discussed her significant weight loss, attributing it to a medication that helps break down sugar in her body.
She clarified that the drug was not Ozempic, a popular weight-loss medication among celebrities, but another prescription. Clarkson explained, "Everybody thinks it’s Ozempic — it’s not. It’s something else, but it’s something that aids in helping break down the sugar. Obviously, my body doesn’t do it right."
Dubrow's Criticism: Accusations of Ozempic-Shaming
Dr. Terry Dubrow, a well-known plastic surgeon, responded to Clarkson's comments with a mixture of praise and criticism.
While he applauded her for being open about using a weight-loss drug, he was disappointed that she distanced herself from Ozempic. Dubrow stated, “If you don’t want to admit to Ozempic and you want to say it’s another medication, there’s only one other medication, and that’s Mounjaro.
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