Tamannaah About Utilizing Ozempic For Weight Loss
Actor Tamannaah Bhatia, at present driving the wave of success throughout the massive display screen and OTT, has been within the highlight for her bodily transformation. Whereas some trolls accused her of utilizing the load‑loss drug Ozempic, others praised her new look. In a latest interview with Harper’s Bazaar India, Bhatia opened up about these rumors and mentioned whether or not she feels pressured to evolve to international magnificence requirements.
Bhatia defined that she has all the time had a naturally slender body, particularly in her 20s. “I’ve been in entrance of the digicam for the reason that age of 15 and other people have seen me develop up in entrance of the digicam, so there’s nothing to cover,” she mentioned. She added, “Until my late 20s, I used to be a slender physique kind. That was all the time my physique. This physique through which I’m proper now could be technically not new to me.”
The actor confessed that managing weight in the course of the COVID‑19 pandemic was a wrestle. “For me, Covid hit my physique actually onerous and it turned tough to maintain my physique in the identical weight because it was in my 20s. I struggled with it. I like meals, I like to eat my rice, roti, dal,” she recalled. Though she didn’t need to “consistently” appropriate her weight or subscribe to a sure physique kind, she began specializing in getting again to her former form when she observed her tummy increasing.
Tamannaah additionally spoke about coping with irritation and its results. “However irritation is actual. Any lady who’s going by the cycle appears like her physique is shifting,” she famous. She emphasised her cultural pleasure, saying, “My curves usually are not going wherever as a result of I’m Sindhi. That hip and waist isn’t going wherever as a result of that’s bone construction.” She added, “I don’t assume you’ll ever see me following international magnificence requirements as a result of it’s aspirational to be Indian, folks love our curves, and I feel it’s time that we should always embrace that.”
