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flip phones, tramp stamps, low-rise denim and an unfortunate case of body shaming.Back then, Kate Moss chic was in — if you weren’t sickly thin, you were considered egregiously plus size, even if you were barely midsize — and millennials will never forget how the body standard scrutiny maimed their formative years.On Twitter, users have dug deep into their pop culture psyche to regurgitate the regrettable remarks about celebrities made by commentators and media alike, rebuking mainstream fatphobia.“If gen-z wants to understand millennials they first need to understand that for the entirety of 2008 we were told that this was the most disgusting a person could EVER look,” tweeted Caroline Moss alongside a photo of Jessica Simpson in 2009.At the time, Simpson was crucified as “Jumbo Jessica” for her curvier appearance.

the latest celebrity weight-loss craze.“This summer on Bravo, The Real Housewives of Ozempic,” Janetti, 57, wrote.“It’s already airing,” Cohen quipped in response.Ozempic is a medication designed for people with Type 2 diabetes that has become widely used as a weight-loss drug.Ozempic and Wegovy are semaglutides, which help the pancreas release the right amount of insulin when blood sugar levels are high. The Eli Lilly counterpart Mounjaro is a tirzepatide that has been shown to help control blood sugar as well.A post shared by Comments By Celebs (@commentsbycelebs)The FDA-approved anti-diabetic medication help with long-term weight management for diabetics and those who are obese, they are now both being used by people who need to lose just five or 10 pounds.Wegovy has been shown to help reduce body weight by 15%, Ozempic helps users shed about 10% of their total mass, and Mounjaro helps to lose about 10% of their body weight.The “Watch What Happens Live” host has previously commented on the use of Ozempic for weight loss back in September, tweeting: “Everyone is suddenly showing up 25 pounds lighter.

wowed fans on Monday with his impressive transformation, appearing jolly on the black carpet in a vibrant canary tie.At his heaviest, the “Argo” star tipped the scales at 392 pounds but has since shed more than half his body weight after embarking on a fitness journey in 2007.He quit drinking, enlisting the help of a personal trainer, Mackie Shilstone, who pushed him to go the extra mile, adopting a Mediterranean diet and introducing regular exercise into his routine.“People think this is overnight, but most people make a contribution to weight management, but they don’t make a commitment to it,” Shilstone, 72, told The Post on Tuesday.Goodman had lost 85 pounds when he first began his health journey but quickly regained it after Hurricane Katrina struck — until Shilstone stepped in.He took his client for a walk in a cemetery where there was empty land and handed him a shovel.“I said, ‘John, here’s a shovel. You told me you’re going to recommit yourself and follow this plan,’” Shilstone continued.

John Goodman’s remarkable transformation after he showed off his dramatic weight loss on the black carpet of the 62nd Monte Carlo TV Festival on Sunday.But the 70-year-old actor didn’t make this change at the snap of a finger — it took hard work, dedication and a very dramatic intervention.“People think this is overnight, but most people make a contribution to weight management, but they don’t make a commitment to it,” Goodman’s trainer Mackie Shilstone told The Post.Goodman and Shilstone live just two blocks away from each other in the Garden District in New Orleans, and the 72-year-old fitness expert first helped Goodman lose 85 pounds prior to Hurricane Katrina hitting in 2005.After Katrina hit, Goodman “really fell off” and regained the weight he had shed.“John decided that he was going to make a commitment,” Shilstone said. “I’ve known John for a long time, and 85 pounds coming off and then regained, it didn’t work.

told Variety on the decision to appoint Goodman. “My grandson loves him, my mother loves him and I love him.”“He’s crossed several generations with a phenomenal film career, and a phenomenal television career.

controversial weight-loss drug.Mommy blogger Constance Hall has shut down rumors she managed to shed 44 pounds by using the off-label weight-loss drug Ozempic.The West Australian-based mother-of-five, who has amassed a following of almost 400,000 on Instagram, addressed questions about her body transformation in a post on Facebook – namely whether she was on the injectable drug, which is intended for diabetes treatment but has been found to greatly suppress the user’s appetite.“So many people have accused me of lying about my weight loss and being on Ozempic or some other weight loss injection,” Hall began.“I’ve noticed it’s not just me, people are accusing everyone of being on weight loss injections. Which made me wonder if people have the wrong idea about these injections.

lifelong struggle with his weight.“It was scary,” Smith, 52, told People. “At that moment, I wouldn’t have been averse to not being around any longer.

3-minute TikTok, suggesting others should be “less comfortable commenting on people’s bodies,” even if it’s “something good and well-intentioned.”Her plea comes after the just over 5-foot-tall pop performer and her “Wicked” co-star Cynthia Erivo, 36, were both photographed at a London concert by Jeff Goldblum, 70, last weekend. Wearing an oversized pink jacket and white high-heel boots, fans online suggested that Grande lost weight. The “Thank U, Next” singer has spent the past six months portraying Glinda in the film adaption of the Broadway musical, which is due in theaters on Dec.

according to a GQ Interview in 2021. In a now-deleted Instagram post from 2019, Hill revealed that surfing had always been a secret dream of his. The actor took a hiatus from being in the spotlight due to mental health concerns and deleted his Instagram account in 2022.

giving birth to her second child.McCain, 38, shared in an op-ed for the Daily Mail that ever since she and her husband husband Ben Domenech, 41, welcomed her daughter Clover Jade on Jan. 16, she’s been “urged” to take Ozempic to “melt away the baby weight.”The TV personality titled the op-ed: “I just gave birth and I’m being urged to take a ‘miracle shot’ of Ozempic as a quick fix to melt away the baby weight… It’s horrifying, unfair and disturbing – and I refuse.”Ozempic is a medication designed for people with Type 2 diabetes — but it’s being prescribed to socialites and celebrities to help them lose weight.“I just had a baby four weeks ago, and you wouldn’t believe what I’m hearing,” McCain wrote.

body image, but she won’t let it get her down.The 61-year-old got candid about her mental health in a new essay she penned for New Beauty, published earlier this week.The “Hot in Cleveland” actress explained how her “mental and emotional health” greatly improved after she stopped weighing herself every day.She noted that she used to believe that “the number on the scale is never low enough — it’s always too high — so I’m going to just crawl under the covers and not have anyone see me until it is. I’ll be happy once all the weight is gone.”It was only after she finished scribing her memoir “Enough Already,” which hit bookshelves in January, that she decided to cease getting on the scale.“[It] was a big thing for me, and I haven’t gotten on a scale since,” she wrote in her essay.