Kris is framing this as a transparent confession to her fans — admitting she experimented with Ozempic years before it became Hollywood's worst-kept secret. She wants followers to know she's just like everyone else, trying to stay healthy.
Insiders say Kris has been dodging this question for nearly three years. The fact that she finally cracked and admitted it on a medical podcast — not her own show where she controls the narrative — suggests her PR team calculated this was the lesser evil compared to continued speculation.
Jenner confessed on the 'She MD' podcast (Tuesday, May 5, 2026) that she tried semaglutide 'once when no one knew what it was.' She admitted the drug made her 'really sick' and 'nauseous,' prompting her to switch to peptide injections. The Ozempic speculation first sparked in summer 2023 after vacation Instagram photos dubbed her an 'Ozempic baddie.'
Three years of deflection, and Kris Jenner finally cracked. But here's the thing — she still won't say WHEN she took it or WHO else was involved with that mysterious 'we.' Classic Kris: give them just enough to look honest while keeping the real answers locked in the vault.
Well, well, well. The Queen of Calabasas finally cracked. Kris Jenner admitted on the "She MD" podcast this week that she tried Ozempic — the weight-loss drug that's been the subject of speculation around her family for years.
"We tried it once when no one knew what it was," the 70-year-old confessed, without specifying when exactly this happened or who falls under that convenient little "we." That's right, Kris. Very specific. Love to see the transparency.
The admission marks the first time Jenner has directly addressed the Ozempic rumors that have followed her since summer 2023, when eagle-eyed fans spotted her vacation photos and immediately dubbed her an "Ozempic baddie" online. For nearly three years, Kris played it cool — never confirming, never denying, just letting the speculation swirl while she kept those wrinkle-free cheeks nice and camera-ready. But on Tuesday's podcast episode with hosts Dr.
Thaïs Aliabadi and Dr. Eve Henry, the matriarch finally lifted the veil... slightly. According to Jenner, semaglutide made her "really sick" and "nauseous," so she pursued "different options." Those options now include peptide injections and supplements, which she claims give her "more energy" and an "extra couple of hours every day." She also revealed what she's calling her "game changer" wellness tip: getting her blood drawn every three months to keep her hormones balanced.
"I realized after I was 45 that was important to your physical female health," Jenner explained, noting she pays close attention to her thyroid and hormone levels. The talent manager, who insists she "love[s] taking care of [her]self," also discussed getting a facelift on the same episode — because apparently no stone goes unturned in the Jenner wellness empire. The timing of this confession is... interesting.
Scott Disick recently made headlines for defending his own use of Mounjaro (a competing drug) on "The Kardashians" in February 2025, telling Kourtney Kardashian, "Everyone that has a problem with Mounjaro can suck my d–k." Khloé Kardashian also waded into the conversation last year, saying she doesn't judge those who use weight-loss drugs. "Who cares?" she asked in a December 2024 Bustle interview. "As long as people feel good about themselves." So it seems the family has collectively decided it's time to normalize what they were probably doing all along — which, honestly, is very on-brand for a clan that turned scandal into a billion-dollar empire.
But here's what Kris conveniently left out: the exact timeline and who exactly was "we-ing" with her. That ambiguity is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Was it three years ago when speculation first sparked?
Five years ago? And does "we" mean she shared needles with one of her daughters, or did she mean she tried it alongside some unnamed friend? These are the questions that deserve answers — and for now, Kris is giving us just enough truth to seem honest while keeping the juicier details locked behind that perfectly maintained smile.
