Reality TV star Heidi Montag criticizes celebrities who use the type 2 diabetes medication Ozempic for weight loss, stating that she prefers a sustainable approach to health and physical fitness that involves hard work. Montag recently lost 22 pounds without the use of Ozempic and believes there are no shortcuts in life. Other celebrities, including Sharon Osbourne and Chelsea Handler, have spoken about their experiences with the medication, although its manufacturer emphasizes that it is not approved for chronic weight management.
Reality TV star Heidi Montag throws shade at the current trend of using Ozempic, an FDA-approved weight loss medication, stating that she prefers a sustainable approach to long-term health and weight loss through hard work, healthy lifestyle choices, and the use of dietary supplements like Hydroxycut. Montag believes Ozempic is just a passing trend and is not interested in taking shortcuts for her health and well-being. Other celebrities, including Lala Kent and Danielle Cabral, have also criticized the use of Ozempic for weight loss.
Andy Cohen responds to Heidi Montag's claim that he prevented her from becoming a Real Housewife, stating that he doesn't know her and doesn't have much knowledge of her and her husband Spencer Pratt. Cohen explains that he believes it would be weird for them to join the Real Housewives franchise because they are already associated with another show and network. Montag had suggested that Cohen was a fan of her longtime enemy and Hills co-star Lauren Conrad, but Cohen denies this. Pratt sees the perceived blacklisting as a positive, believing that Montag would upstage the other Housewives.
Andy Cohen responded to Heidi Montag's mention of him in a recent interview, explaining why she isn't part of the Real Housewives franchise. Cohen stated that he doesn't know Heidi and her husband Spencer, and doesn't have much knowledge of them from their previous show, Laguna Beach. He also mentioned that it would be weird for them to join the Housewives franchise because they are strongly associated with another show and network, similar to how it would be odd for Snooki from Jersey Shore to join. Cohen clarified that his decision had nothing to do with being a fan of Lauren Conrad, as speculated.
Reality TV star Heidi Montag reflects on her 2009 plastic surgery overhaul, which included getting part of her chin sawed off, and how it impacted her final season of "The Hills." Montag underwent 10 cosmetic procedures at once, leading to a difficult recovery and immense pain. She wasn't able to film due to her physical condition and had a near-death experience after being administered the incorrect dose of an opioid. Montag eventually bowed out of "The Hills" halfway through Season 6. She now co-hosts a podcast with husband Spencer Pratt, exploring the behind-the-scenes of reality TV and Hollywood.
