Oprah Winfrey is sparking a debate around weight, willpower and perception after the media mogul revealed her perceptions about “thin people” and what she called “food noise” while discussing taking a prescription weight loss drug on her podcast this week.

The media mogul's comments about weight loss drugs and "thin people" have stirred intense reactions across social media platforms.

Oprah Winfrey has shared the surprising discovery she made about "thin people" due to her experience with Ozempic.

On the Jan. 14 episode of The Oprah Podcast, the former talk show host had a conversation with Yale University obesity medicine physician scientist Dr. Ania Jastreboff and clinical psychologist Dr. Rachel Goldman about obesity and weight loss medications. Winfrey, 70, admitted that her opinion changed after using weight loss medications herself.

American chat show host Oprah Winfrey came under fire last year after finally confessing her weight-loss was thanks to Ozempic - and now she has come to a major realisation

Oprah Winfrey has recently shared her two cents on thin people after the use of weight loss drug Ozempic.On January 21, Oprah, who is now 72 kg, revealed what it’s like to take a GLP-1

Oprah Winfrey Opens Up About Ozempic and What It Taught Her About Thin People Oprah Winfrey is known for her candidness and ability to connect with her audience on personal issues. In her recent reflections on her journey with Ozempic,

Oprah Winfrey reflects on past misconceptions about weight, admitting that a GLP-1 drug shifted her perspective.