Kylie is the latest sister under fire for allegedly using the injectable prescription medicine for beauty purposes. Speculation followed after Jenner flaunted a slimmer figure at the WSJ Awards, which fans compared to her look at The Kardashians Hulu premiere in April 2022.

“The Ozempic weight loss is actually shocking…,” said a Reddit user.

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Kylie may have lost weight but we mustn’t forget the traditional purpose of a corset top is to create a smaller waist and larger hips. It’s also important to note that The Kardashians premiere came just two months after the makeup mogul gave birth to Aire Webster on February 2.

Kylie has kept a more private life compared to her sisters. She makes less frequent appearances on the family show and only admitted to having a breast augmentation in a 2023 episode of The Kardashians. The procedure took place in 2016, months before the birth of Stormi Webster.

Khloe and Kim Kardashian, meanwhile, often share Instagram Stories of themselves working up a sweat at the crack of dawn. The sisters also credit their commitment to low-carb and low-sugar diets as the recipe for maintaining their figures. I mean, have you seen how many times they’re shaking a chopped salad?

Reality Titbit and GRV Media have reached out to Kylie Jenner’s representatives for comment.

Kim was wrapped up in Ozempic rumors for ‘centaur waist’

Here’s an insult you don’t hear every day: being described as a centaur. In August, Skims founder Kim posted two mirror selfies in an airplane bathroom, presumably on her $150 million private Kim Air jet.

The 43-year-old bared her toned abs in a sideways pose while giving a glimpse of her famous derriere. Not only was Kim accused of using Ozempic to achieve the look, but fans also joked that she was “giving centaur” – the Greek mythological half-man half-horse creature.

“It’s giving bonsai tree” was also another fan observation. Have you ever been compared to a miniature Japanese tree?