Al Roker, 70, says he won't judge people who use Ozempic and other medications for weight loss. "As long as it's safe and effective, good for you. I think everybody's journey is their journey," Roker told The Daily Mail. The "Today" host underwent gastric bypass surgery in 2002 to help him lose weight.

Al Roker opened up about food addiction and the use of trendy weight loss medications, admitting that he won’t judge those who turn to the drugs for help in their weight loss journeys

Al Roker opened up about his thoughts on people who use medication to help reach their weight loss goals during a recent interview.

Al Roker understands the struggles of managing weight, and says he will not judge those who turn to weight loss drugs to do so. The TODAY mainstay, who recently published a cookbook titled Al Roker’s Recipes to Live By: Easy,

The conversation surrounding weight loss in Hollywood has intensified, particularly with the rise of the drug Ozempic. This

The wave of Ozempic has taken over Hollywood in unprecedented ways. With celebrities like Tracy Morgan and Elon Musk admitting to using the controversial drug to help with weight loss and with the internet having so much to say about it,