Kelly Clarkson reveals weight loss journey and medication use

Kelly Clarkson admitted to using a weight-loss drug to help her lose a lot of weight. She talked about it on "The Kelly Clarkson Show" with Whoopi Goldberg. Kelly said she used medication to lose weight, but not the popular drug Ozempic. People made mean comments about her body even when she was thin. She mentioned struggling with bulimia in high school to lose weight for school musicals. Doctors prescribed her a weight-loss medication after a blood test. The medication helps her body break down sugar better. Kelly realized she had gained weight when she saw herself on camera. At her heaviest, she weighed 203 pounds at 5 feet 3 inches tall. Whoopi Goldberg also shared her weight-loss journey, saying she lost a lot of weight using a different drug. Kelly didn't reveal the name of the drug she used. She didn't notice how overweight she was until she started losing weight. Kelly mentioned that people assumed she was unhappy, but she wasn't. She lost around 60 pounds through diet, exercise, and medication. Kelly's fans were surprised by her admission, as she had previously credited her weight loss to a healthy diet and exercise. This revelation came after Kelly had spoken about her weight struggles in the past.