Fans Call Out Oprah Winfrey for Not Telling the 'Truth' behind Her Weight Loss after Ozempic Allegations

Fans think Oprah Winfrey isn't telling the truth about her weight loss journey. They claim she used Ozempic to achieve her seemingly slender figure at 69.

Oprah Winfrey's dramatic weight loss journey has had people talking recently. She claimed she did not go through drastic measures to achieve her new look, nor did she use weight loss drugs like Ozempic.

After making it clear that Ozempic wasn't part of her fitness journey, Oprah's fans couldn't believe it. They swarmed the post's comment section with doubts about her new statement.

"Yeah right lol," a user said in disbelief. "Oprah Winfrey Weight Watchers didn't do that it's ok to tell the truth. You know you took OZEMPIC," one commenter wrote. "Yea right, so every workout/diet trend [in] the past 30 yrs didn't work but something now did bit wait it's not ozempic – no one is dumb enough to believe that, why not just own it? What's the shame?" another asked.

"She suddenly figured out how to lose weight? Of course it’s ozempic," claimed a fan. "Be honest Oprah. You paid for it. Obesity is an epidemic. This is a miracle drug," said another.

Ultimately, one user claimed that there was no way Winfrey would admit to using Ozempic because she's been promoting Weight Watchers for years. "She's not going to admit that it's [Ozempic], not when come January she can add to her billions claiming Weight Watchers did it."

Despite the criticism, others praised Winfrey for her appearance, regardless of how she achieved it. "Ozempic or not. She looks amazing for 69," a supporter posted.

While on the red carpet for "The Color Purple," Winfrey shared that her slim physique isn't the product of only one thing she was doing, but a variety. She added that she's on the treadmill even on important days.

Winfrey lived much of her life being criticized for the way she looked. She acknowledged that people treat those with obesity differently, and she's been on the receiving end of the criticism for years.