The “From Not to Hot” star isn’t even debating trying the diabetes drug that Hollywood has turned to in order to lose weight fast.
“Mama June” Shannon isn’t even debating using Ozempic to lose weight because she wants to stay sober.
The “From Not to Hot” star, who once lost 300 pounds but has gained 100 back, said she also is not interested in the drug meant to treat diabetes because it has “bad side effects.”told DailyMail.com“It is using a drug that isn’t really prescribed to do that. They’re using a diabetic drug to take care of weight loss.
The reality star, 43, also shot down claims that a bad diet is to blame for her weight gain, saying that she is not even close to her biggest size. “I’ve only put on back on 100 pounds, and I was actually putting back on that weight before I got sober,” she shared. “I’ve literally been at 241 pounds for almost two years. God pretty much wants me where I’m at right now.”Shannon has been promoting her her WE tv series “Mama June: Family Crisis” and also opened up to Page Six exclusively about
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