Sharon Osbourne Decides To Quit 'Miracle' Weight Loss Drug Ozempic: 'I Didn't Want To Go This Thin'

TV personality, Sharon Osbourne, has decided to quit using the popular weight loss drug, Ozempic, after losing more weight than she originally intended, DNyuz reported.

The 70-year-old shared her decision during her appearance on Talk TV’s “Piers Morgan Uncensored” alongside her husband Ozzy and children, Kelly and Jack.

“I’ve lost 42 pounds now and it’s just enough. It’s just time to stop, I didn’t actually want to go this thin but it just happened,” Osbourne told Morgan.

However, she added that she would start taking Ozempic again later.

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The former “America’s Got Talent” host also detailed her experience with using Ozempic. She described initial nausea and loss of appetite. She urged caution to others considering the drug, particularly the younger demographic.

Osbourne disclosed her use of the “injection that everybody takes” to lose weight on the “Club Random with Bill Maher” podcast last month. She highlighted the side effects she experienced, including constant nausea.

The former talk show host had previously used injectable weight loss drugs to shed 30 pounds earlier this year, as she shared on “The Talk UK” in May.

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