Diabetes drugs for weight loss? Khloé Kardashian responds to allegations

Khloe Kardashian she won’t let the rumors detract from all the hard work she’s put into cultivating her sculpted physique.

The reality star posted on her Instagram a series of photos of the cover story he did for the magazine Sorbet, a quarterly publication from Dubai. In the comments many have compared the co-founder of Good American to Taylor Swift, who for the bangs who for the long legs, others complained that the photos were too retouched and that she no longer looked like her. After a few too many complaints, Kardashian finally replied: “I speak openly about my nose job and anyone who admires me should know that I have lost more than 60 kilos over the years”. She concluded her message by wishing all her haters a Happy New Year and sarcastically thanking them for making her first week of 2023 “so merry.”

And these were not the only disparaging comments to which the former presenter of Revenge Body she felt compelled to respond. Kardashian also responded to a follower which would have assumed the use of injectable medicines for diabetes, which regulate insulin to help you lose weight quickly and curb your appetite. A bit like what happened recently to her older sister, Kim Kardashianwho was recently accused of using the same tactic to rapidly lose 30 pounds in three weeks so she could fit into the Marilyn Monroe dress in time for the Met Gala.

Kim, like Khloé, has insisted that all the credit for that smashing shape is due to her strict diet, sauna suit and twice-daily runs. No medicines for diabetes. When someone commented: «The fact that you use medicines for diabetes [sic] to get so thin is creepy,” little Kardashian replied: “Let’s not disparage my years of training. I get up 5 days a week at 6 in the morning to train. Please stop your speculation. Unfortunately I see that the new year hasn’t eliminated people’s wickedness».