Kathy Bates Admits Taking Ozempic
Kathy Bates Got 'Tearful' Over An Element Of Weight Loss Journey
Actress Kathy Bates has been vulnerable about her 100-pound weight loss, and her vulnerability included some tearful moments.
Kathy Bates Talks About Her Emotional Emmy Dress Fitting After Weight Loss: ‘We Were In Tears’
Kathy Bates says this past Emmy Awards red carpet event was extra meaningful to her. The Oscar winner, 76, recently spoke about her seven-year weight loss journey in an interview with People — and the emotions that came with it.
Kathy Bates Admits Taking Ozempic After Photos Show 100-Pound Weight Loss
Kathy Bates has addressed whether she used Ozempic to achieve her dramatic 100-pound weight loss in a new interview.
Kathy Bates Was 'in Tears' Fitting into Armani Gown for 2024 Emmys After 100-Lb. Weight Loss: 'Felt Great' (Exclusive)
Kathy Bates was "in tears" fitting into an Armani gown for 2024 Emmys after 100-pound weight loss. She lost 80 pounds through diet and lifestyle changes and 20 pounds through Ozempic.
Kathy Bates addresses Ozempic rumors after 100-pound weight loss: 'This was hard work'
Kathy Bates credited both hard work and Ozempic medication for her diabetes diagnosis for helping her lose 100 pounds over a span of seven years.
‘Matlock’ Star Kathy Bates Details Her Incredible 100-Pound Weight Loss
Kathy Bates has every reason to celebrate. Professionally, the 76-year-old’s Matlock reboot is off to a roaring start on CBS. And personally, the award-winning actress is feeling great health-wise too, which includes losing 100 pounds over the last seven years.
Kathy Bates confirms she used Ozempic to lose 20 pounds — after shedding 80 with diet change
Kathy Bates wants to set the record straight regarding her massive weight loss. The “Misery” star, 76, shared in a new interview that she has lost 80 pounds over the past seven years by changing her diet and lifestyle — and another 20 pounds by using Ozempic.
Kathy Bates clarifies Ozempic use after weight loss transformation
Bates explained that she lost 80 pounds through changes to her lifestyle and diet, and lost another 20 pounds while taking Ozempic. While the once-weekly injectable medication is prescribed to patients with Type 2 diabetes, the drug has also risen in popularity for its off-label weight loss side effects.
Kathy Bates opens up about 100-pound weight loss and addresses Ozempic rumors
Bates, 76, said she has lost 100 pounds over the past seven years. She shed most of the weight, 80 pounds, after making changes to her diet and lifestyle following a Type 2 diabetes diagnosis in 2017. Ozempic, said Bates, helped her to drop the last 20 pounds.
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Kathy Bates Clarifies She's Not Retiring Amid “Matlock’s” Success: 'I Would Love for This to Keep Going' (Exclusive)
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Kathy Bates Breaks Down in Emotional Interview
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Kathy Bates Sets the Record Straight on Her Ozempic Use After Losing 100 Lbs.: 'There’s Been a Lot of Talk' (Exclusive)
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