'American Idol' Alum Adam Lambert, 42, Amazes Users with 'Thin' Figure in Blue Suit After 60-Lb Weight Loss — Pics

Besides prompting netizens to swoon over his svelte physique, Adam Lambert has been promoting his Broadway role in "Cabaret."

Powerhouse performer Adam Lambert, 42, recently left mouths agape after he was spotted out in New York City donning a striking blue suit that accentuated his slim figure. The Hollywood star, who has opened up about his weight loss journey, sparked a wave of online commentary from people who saw photos of his appearance.

Lambert, who dazzled in a chic blazer, formal pants, a long-sleeved blue top, black platform shoes, and stylish sunglasses, headed to the "Today" show to discuss his Broadway run in "Cabaret."

In addition to online images, the "If I Had You" artist posted a short TikTok clip of his appearance on the show. Lambert's video, which featured a playful narration explaining the events of his day, displayed him entering the studio, touching up his makeup, speaking with the co-hosts, and autographing one of the walls inside the venue.

Upon seeing the media of the "American Idol" alum, netizens wasted no time in flooding social media comment sections with praise for his appearance. "He looks fabulous. 😍," swooned a fan, while another gushed, "He's looking good!"

Compliments continued with comments like, "Adam you look amazing and so happy ❤️🥰," and "Can we just take a minute to appreciate your beautiful face? We need skin care routines and tutorials please [sic]! Stunning!"

Many also made direct references to Lambert's weight. "he got thin looking good [sic] 🥰🥰🥰," commended a fan. Another admirer opined, "Thin, good hair colour [sic]. Look nice."

However, not all the weight comments were positive, as some asserted their beliefs that the "For Your Entertainment" singer did not lose weight through natural remedies.

"Mounjaro is in the house! Hooray!!!" remarked a facetious Facebooker. Similarly, another netizen echoed, "#ozempic I hardly recognized him!" "Stop the Ozempic man! You're developing the Skelator face 💀," urged an Instagrammer.

Earlier this year (2024), Lambert went on Instagram Live, where he divulged details about his weight journey, which included a confession concerning how he lost weight.

"I'm dropping some tea on you guys right now. I've been on Mounjaro for the last uhm, I think, what, eight months," disclosed the musician.

He then went on to reveal that he lost almost 60 lbs, adding, "I feel amazing! I feel — I still eat, but I eat lighter, and I eat less."

Lambert also shared how his blood sugar level was very close to being the same as someone with Diabetes before he started using weight loss medication.

"My blood sugar was not in a good space, and that's when this came up with my doctor. We started talking about it [...] I went on Wegovy first, and that gave me, like, the worst acid reflux. It was really — that wasn't good for me. That didn't feel comfortable," explained the singer.

However, after switching to Mounjaro, Lambert said that the symptoms he was struggling with went away. Additionally, he clarified that he has experienced no side effects as a result of using Mounjaro, emphasizing that he instead feels "incredible."

Switching gears slightly, the "Whataya Want from Me" musician discussed his previous relationship with food. "I know that growing up when I was heavier, I was eating to like — I was eating my feelings, as they say. I was emotionally eating, for sure," shared Lambert.

He went on to disclose how he combatted the stress he would feel from traveling and experiencing jetlag by eating. Lambert said that by using Mounjaro, his relationship with food has changed for the better, noting how his digestive system feels "more regulated."

During another moment in the video, Lambert stated, "For me, personally like, being able to fit into clothes that I couldn't fit into or buy clothes that I really like — you know I love clothes, so that's been really exciting. And [...] me feeling better in my own skin and feeling more confident only helps me with my work."

He highlighted how losing weight also helps him feel more motivated and "excited to be seen." "So that helps me. So therefore, it helps you guys because I'm more pumped and motivated to make new music and to perform for you guys, so it's great," reiterated the performer.

Lambert mentioned how the journey has positively affected his mental health as well. Making another revelation, the star disclosed how he used to be on anti-depressants for a while, but was able to slowly wean himself off the medication before using Mounjaro.

However, he admitted, "Listen, I have occasional anxiety moments. There are bad days and good days," before clarifying, "but overall, I feel good."

Lambert's candid revelations come years after he said that he maintained his physical health with the help of a personal trainer, regular Pilates, and frequent hikes.

In a past interview that he conducted with ET in 2015, the singer expressed, "I just physically feel better when I'm working out more."

Lambert also said he felt comfortable with his body before adding, "It feels good…and all this pop music business, they're taking pictures all the time. I don't want to look like a fat slob, you know?"

Aside from the revelations he has shared about his physical and mental health, Lambert recently shone a spotlight on his career endeavors. During his appearance on "Today," he shared insights into his exciting role in "Cabaret."

After co-host Al Roker asked Lambert what made him want to be a part of the show, the artist noted how his role was one of many that he had on a shortlist of characters he wanted to play. He noted his interest in the character's "weird and wild, and wonderful" personality traits.

"It's a bit of an abstract character. He's kind of like a narrator. He welcomes the audience in and then guides them through this story," added Lambert. He went on to contextualize the story of "Cabaret," which transports the audience back to the early 1930s in Germany.

"So it's really a story about, you know, freedom and individuality, and expression, and how that can get yanked away if certain energies, politically, take power," stated Lambert.

When asked how he put his own "spin" on the character, Adam Lambert shared how he channeled the German version of himself, which garnered a few chuckles from the hosts.

Additional topics discussed in the interview included Lambert's past theatrical roles and musical career, including his performance run with the legendary band Queen.